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Countdown aborted at T-6:11. Looks like they still have some issues to resolve.
by ramidarigaz 13y ago
Countdown aborted at T-6:11. Looks like they still have some issues to resolve.
- Symmetry 13y agoI think I heard them mention a computer that hadn't come up properly. Still, they have a reputation for fixing things quickly.
- Shivetya 13y agoI thoroughly enjoyed watching their first mission where their programmers made changes while the craft was sitting outside of the ISS because the position markers weren't being spotted as they expected. They do have an amazing ability to change on the fly, not what you expect from a space program except in SciFi
- mwilcox 13y agoJust reset to 13 minutes.
- sillysaurus2 13y agoNow they're trying again! T minus 13 minutes! So cool!
- ulfw 13y agoOMG so so so cool
- InclinedPlane 13y agoHeld, reset to T-13m. They have an hour+ long launch window so they have a good chance of lauching today. Edit: clock is counting down again, launch estimated to be 3:30pm PST.
- JumpCrisscross 13y ago66 minute launch window through 6:43PM ET. T-13 cycle must start no later than 6:30PM ET.