<p>Well we were all disappointed when the launch was aborted at T-13 seconds. Immediately after the launch attempt we headed back to the lab to prepare for the launch slated for the 21st incase the launch does not occur tomorrow. It was a long day after several days of little sleep. We are keeping […]</p>

Update on Launch

Shatoria Lunsford Feb 18, 2017

Well we were all disappointed when the launch was aborted at T-13 seconds. Immediately after the launch attempt we headed back to the lab to prepare for the launch slated for the 21st incase the launch does not occur tomorrow. It was a long day after several days of little sleep.

We are keeping our fingers and toes crossed for a successful launch tomorrow!

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