While NASA’s Space Shuttle Atlantis’ launch for its STS-122 mission has been pushed back to January, the much delayed Boeing Delta II launch finally got off the ground, as did a Russian military satellite
The Russians are also making progress with their new Angara rocket
And finally, this report talks about China’s use for its new Compass navigation system for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games
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