Supposedly it will launch in 2009 or 2010
At least the delay has given KEO more time to collect more
information and messages, not to mention improve the design
so it can last for 50,000 years or more.
Just glad to see there are groups like KEO and the Long Now
Foundation who are trying to make things for future historians
a bit easier. A good example of this the Rosetta Project, that
has preserved over 1,600 human languages on a special disc -
one of which is aboard the Rosetta comet probe.