Space station Ariane supply launch set for Wednesday (Reuters)
KOUROU, land Guiana (Reuters) -- An Ariane herb carrying supplies for the International Space Station (ISS) is today regular for start on Wednesday, the Arianespace herb start company said.
The start was obstructed quaternary transactions before regular lift-off on Tuesday when a technical glitch halted the final countdown.
The start in today regular for 6.50 pm (2150 GMT) from the dweller Space Agency's start edifice in Kourou, land Guiana on the north shore of South America.
Aboard the herb is the Johannes Kepler load vessel that is to re-supply the ISS.
(Reporting by composer Leconte in Kourou, land Guiana and Alexander Miles; Editing by Gospels Jones)
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