Falcon 9 rocket launched SpaceX supply mission to the International Space station (ISS) ended in an explosion after it was lifted from Cape Canaveral, Florida on Sunday. After 2 minutes, 19 seconds into the flight, we lost all the with the rocket says the NASA.
Nasa administrator Charles Bolden said: “We are disappointed for loss of the latest SpaceX cargo resupply mission to International Space Station. The astronauts are safe aboard to the station and have sufficient supplies for the next several months. “We will work closely with SpaceX to understand what happened, fix the problem and return to flight.
At a lunchtime press conference, Michael Suffredini, manager of the space station programme, he said “we will pick ourselves up and get on to the next flight”. The next mission up to the space station is scheduled for 3 July, when a Russian Progress spacecraft will launch from Kazakhstan.
