GOES-O
Launch Date: June 27
Launch Time: 6:51 p.m. EDT
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The GOES-O satellite launches aboard a United Launch Alliance Delta IV rocket.
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An Atlas V sends two lunar spacecraft on their journey.
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Kepler is on its way to space to search for Earth-like planets.
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Launch contingency called.
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