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Why was the rocket launch postponed?

Weather, technical checks and orbital conditions: common reasons for launch delays.

Dates and times account for daylight saving changes.

Weather along the route

Wind, storms and cloud conditions can prevent safe liftoff. For crewed missions, weather in potential emergency landing areas matters too.

Rocket and payload checks

An unexpected sensor reading, a fueling issue or an additional inspection can stop the countdown. A new date may be announced after troubleshooting.

Spaceport, range and orbit

Launch requires an available pad, safe airspace and sea areas, and the right trajectory. Sometimes the team must wait for another launch window.

Understanding Orbivo statuses

“Confirmed” describes the current plan. “Tentative” means confirmation is pending. “On hold” signals a pause in preparations. We do not assign a specific cause unless the source provides one.

Where to find the new time

Return to the mission page and check data retrieval time and broadcast links. Downloaded calendar entries are one-time events and will not update automatically.

The data could not be confirmed as current. Showing a saved dataset; verify the schedule with the operator.