NASA Could Reboot Balky SMAP Radar In 'Late August'

SpaceNews.com - Daily news coverage of the business and politics of the global space industry. One of the two main science instruments on NASA's $915 million Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) spacecraft remains out of action more than a month after abruptly switching off, but engineers believe they are getting closer to diagnosing the problem. The post NASA Could Reboot Balky SMAP Radar In 'Late August' appeared first on SpaceNews.com.