It became known of an overexpenditure of funds for engines of a superheavy missile of United States of America

The overexpenditure of funds for Aerojet Rocketdyne RS-25 engines and solid propellant accelerators Northrop Grumman COR, Space Launch System (SLS) intended for a superheavy missile, made six billion dollars. ArsTechnica became known of it. The edition refers to the report of the general inspector of National administration office on aeronautics and space research Paul Martin according to which modernization and production power units led not only to excess of cost of the SLS program, but also to its lag from the initial schedule more than for six years. "It means that one only the overexpenditure of the power plant of the SLS rocket manages...