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At T-6 seconds the second first stage engine failed before falling back onto the launch pad, there are no causalities known at the time of writing this.
The very first Antares 130 rocket, with an upgraded upper stage, was due to launch for the first time from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia today, October 28th 2014 at 22:22 UTC. The rocket was carrying the Cygnus CRS-3 unmanned spacecraft due to go into orbit carrying 2,215 kg of cargo for the 6 crew
Spectator view.
rezpawner
I'm just glad that Jeb wasn't on board.
shynenzusyndicate
First the russian missile, now the american one... i smell the ILLERMINERRTY!
omk1997
Everyday in Kerbal space program
kiuruja
NASA likes fireworks a bit too much.
mollyImalone
the launch was probably directed by Michael Bay
GenericAde
It can't be that difficult to get one of them things into space. Its rocket science, not brain surgery!
programagor
It happened at T+6, not T-6
koektrommel