[Satellite TODAY 11-22-10] United Launch Alliance (ULA) is set to launch a classified U.S. National Reconnaissance Office satellite on a Delta 4 Heavy rocket this evening from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, ULA announced Nov. 19.
The mobile service tower at Launch Complex 37 rolled back this morning, revealing the 23-story United Launch Alliance vehicle. The launch, the fourth by a Delta 4 Heavy, was delayed for a day due to a faulty ordnance line.
The weather forecast remains 90 percent favorable today and throughout the weekend, should more attempts be needed, ULA said.
ULA Set for Fourth Delta 4 Heavy Launch
By 
Jeffrey Hill
Jeffrey Hill
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