Relativity Space came within 70 seconds of its first launch attempt of the 3D-printed Terran 1 on Wednesday, but an automated abort put plans on hold and teams will have to wait for its next shot.
“All parties, we are scrubbing operations for the day,” said launch director Clay Walker. “Thanks for playing.”
The Long Beach, California-based startup company looks to join the ranks of SpaceX and United Launch Alliance offering launch services from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station with a liftoff from Launch Complex 16.
