By Herald Staff
September 6, 2013
NASA will launch the LADEE lunar orbiter toward the moon, tonight at 11:27 p.m. along the eastern shore of Virginia at NASA Wallops.
The orbiter’s trajectory will allow it to be seen by south Jersey residents as it hurdles toward space.
For details on the launch, go to Universe Today:
How to See the Historic LADEE Nighttime Moon Shot on Sept. 6
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