China scrubs first cargo launch to new station with Tianzhou 2

China has scrubbed the launch of its Tianzhou 2 cargo mission to its new space station. Liftoff was expected at 17:35:30 UTC on Wednesday, 19 May aboard a Chang Zheng 7 rocket, but post-fueling operations revealed an issue that forced a stop to launch preparations. Tianzhou 2 marks the second flight of the uncrewed Tianzhou spacecraft, which China will use to resupply its space station, and the first such mission in support of a crew. The craft will have to wait until at least Thursday, 20 May (UTC) for launch at a time approximately 22-25 minutes earlier than Wednesday’s attempt. More

(Source: NASASpaceFlight.com - May 20)