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India's communication satellite
GSAT-10, slated to be launched early today, will now be
launched on September 29 following a technical problem on
board Ariane 5 launcher from the spaceport of Kourou in French
Guiana.The spacecraft was originally slated to be launched early
today, along with ASTRA 2F, but the lift-off was postponed a
week ago following a snag in the Ariane 5 rocket of the
European space consortium, Arianespace, a commercial
launch services provider, according to sources in Indian Space
Research Organisation here.The spacecraft will now be launched on September 29 at
2.48 AM, they said.ASTRA 2F spacecraft was built by the Astrium division of
EADS for Luxembourg-based SES.On September 15, Arianespace found a "small snag" ("small
damage") (leakage) on the upper side of the Ariane rocket and
and it carried out additional checks to see if one gram of
dust particles that was not accounted for, has stuck to
critical moving parts."One gram of dust particles could have probably gone
inside (the rocket). So, the idea is to find out whether it's
sticking to a critical moving part", Radhakrishnan told
reporters on Monday.GSAT-10 is a Rs 750 crore mission for ISRO, including
satellite, launch services and insurance, officials said.
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