SpaceX scrambling to regain full control of Dragon after shaky launch
art unmanned developed a problem with its engines shortly after "impeccable" off Cape Canaveral
operators SpaceX mission to the International Space Station scrambling to regain control of its unmanned spacecraft on Friday after it was a problem with its engines shortly after its launch from Cape Canaveral.
The Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft operated by the private company Internet entrepreneur Elon Musk of SpaceX, has achieved low Earth orbit nine minutes after takeoff impeccable appearance of the launch platform at 10:10.
however, the company reported a problem with the propellers Dragon minutes of the second separation step, which could threaten their arrival at the ISS morning with supplies and science experiments for six astronauts aboard the space station.
"Initializing pod propulsion system problem dragon. Inhibition three of the four"
Musk, chief designer of the spacecraft, said on his Twitter.
- officials were sure there was no repetition of the failure that hit one of the nine Merlin 1C launcher Falcon in October, which eventually led to a satellite being deployed in the wrong orbit.
- Gwynne Shotwell
- , president of SpaceX, said that many tests have isolated the problem to the motor housing. "There was a clerical error that was not detected, which leads to a violation [and] causing depressurization of the combustion chamber and the onboard computer recognizes that depressurization and ordered the closure" he said during a pre-launch at the hearing.
key scientific experience has frozen mouse embryonic stem cells, which will take place in living animals to test the effects of exposure to space and create knowledge for future flights long-distance human space.
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SpaceX, which has a NASA contract worth $ 1.6 billion for 12 resupply missions to the space station, became the first commercial company to successfully launch a spaceship orbit and recover in December 2010.
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