Relativity Space is preparing for the second launch attempt of the Terran 1 rocket. The company returns to the Cape Canaveral launch pad with the goal of making history. It is to send the world’s first majority 3D printed rocket into orbit.
The first launch attempt ended in a scrub due to thermal conditions in the propellant during Terran 1’s second stage.However, no company has ever gotten off the ground on its first attempt, so the scrub wasn’t entirely surprising.
Today’s launch window is from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM EST. Relativity was monitoring wind conditions on the launch pad, but noted that propellant loading into the rocket was already underway.
