STS-134 Launch Moved 1 Day to February 27, 2011, Due to “Space Traffic Jam”

The launch of STS-134 has been slid one day from February 26 to February 27, 2010. Read about the “traffic jam” at Space.com.

The date has been updated across this website. The NASA STS-134 Mission Information page has specific details on the flight profile for Endeavour.

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