Thursday afternoon -
The second attempt to launch the 'Zuma' mission by SpaceX, on Thursday evening, from Cape Canaveral was scrubbed.
Again, not many details were given about the postponed launch of the secret payload, but clouds have lingered longer than expected along the coast, which may have caused the delayed.
A new launch window opens Friday Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. ET, with a 90 percent chance of being a "go".
Wednesday afternoon update-
SpaceX has postponed the launched originally scheduled for Wednesday evening.
Not many details were provided about the scrubbed launched, but there is a good chance that it was related to bad weather. Thicker clouds and showers have been persistent over Cape Canaveral Wednesday.
Original article-
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The engines were ignited for testing purposes early Saturday evening at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. This is a customary step in all SpaceX launch vampaigns.
See: Cape Canaveral hour-by-hour forecast
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