SpaceX's third attempt appears to have had an anomaly at around 2:10 into flight.
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Good luck to SpaceX, they may be our only line to the ISS if Russia doesn't realize that they are Russia and not the United Soviet Socialist Republics. I'm finding out that there are alot of space bloggers out there. If you get a chance, check mine out and we can swap links.
Alexander
Posted by: Alexander DeClama | August 26, 2008 at 02:45 PM