SpaceX Scrubs Falcon 9's DSCOVR Launch (Again) Due to Winds

SpaceX postponed the launch of its Falcon 9 rocket with the Deep Space Climate Observatory once more on Tuesday, due to unacceptable upper-level winds. The rocket was geared up to send the observatory, also known as DSCOVR, on its trek to a vantage point a million miles from Earth — and then make a second try to land the rocket's first stage on an oceangoing platform. But with 13 minutes left on the countdown clock, the upper-level winds were judged to be too high for the rocket to handle. More

(Source: NBC News - Feb 10)