ULA CEO states Vulcan rocket launch is weeks away

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The CEO of United Launch Alliance announced that the company's new Vulcan rocket is weeks away from its inaugural launch. The statement was made in a report discussing recent launch industry developments. This follows a rare scrub of a SpaceX Falcon 9 mission. The Vulcan rocket is a next-generation vehicle designed to carry payloads to orbit.

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