United Launch Alliance (ULA) on Saturday called off the Delta IV Heavy rocket launch at Vandenberg Airforce Base in California. The countdown stopped a few seconds before liftoff as the spy satellite remained on its launch pad. Small flames could be seen igniting the base of the engines followed by clouds of smoke. This was the second attempt to launch the rocket into orbit on behalf of the National Reconnaissance Office after a scrubbed try on Friday.
World
ULA calls off attempt to launch spy satellite into orbit seconds before liftoff
More Videos
-
Gaza crisis: Could Marwan Barghouti bring peace to Middle East?
-
‘Normalization of hate’: B’nai Brith Canada reports dramatic rise in antisemitism
-
Gaza crisis: Hamas accepts ceasefire deal as Israeli invasion looms
-
China’s Xi Jinping calls for a ‘global truce’ during Paris Olympic games
-
Brazil floods: At least 78 dead, more than 115,000 displaced
-
‘Attack on press freedom’: Israel orders shutdown of Al Jazeera in Israel
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article