The launch of the next space shuttle to the International Space Station was postponed until April 5 due to cold weather, NASA said in a statement on Wednesday.
The STS-131 mission to deliver seven crew members to the ISS was initially scheduled for March 18.
Unusually cold temperatures in Florida "delayed Discovery's move to the Vehicle Assembly Building to complete the shuttle's processing, which has delayed the rollout to the launch pad," NASA said.
MOSCOW, February 17 (RIA Novosti)
