SpaceX will try again to launch its mysterious Zuma mission this weekend
On Sunday, SpaceX is set to launch perhaps its most secretive payload yet: a classified government satellite built by defense contractor Northrop Grumman. The purpose of the mission, codenamed Zuma, is essentially unknown. It’s unclear what kind of spacecraft is going up, or which government agency the launch is for. All we really know is that Zuma is scheduled to go into lower Earth orbit on top of a Falcon 9 rocket out of Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The launch has had some trouble getting off the ground, though. The mission was originally supposed to launch in late November, but was repeatedly delayed for unknown reasons. Then on November 17th, SpaceX decided to stand down from the mission for a while as it reviewed data from a test that…
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