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posted by janrinok on Thursday September 01 2016, @01:55PM   Printer-friendly

The BBC are reporting an explosion at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where SpaceX company was readying a rocket for launch.

The cause of the blast is not clear and it is not known if anyone was hurt. Nasa said SpaceX was test-firing a rocket which was due to take a satellite into space this weekend.

Pictures from the scene show a huge plume of smoke rising above the Cape Canaveral complex.

The force of the blast shook buildings several miles away.


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  • (Score: 2, Disagree) by Subsentient on Thursday September 01 2016, @03:26PM

    by Subsentient (1111) on Thursday September 01 2016, @03:26PM (#396200) Homepage Journal

    I like you. I too, like making jokes about tragedy. It's not because I don't care, it's because it makes me and others feel a little better. :^)

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  • (Score: 2) by bob_super on Thursday September 01 2016, @04:22PM

    by bob_super (1357) on Thursday September 01 2016, @04:22PM (#396236)

    They're like a big bright flash of light when dealing with a shocking event.

  • (Score: 2) by edIII on Thursday September 01 2016, @09:46PM

    by edIII (791) on Thursday September 01 2016, @09:46PM (#396401)

    You know, that's just not very nice at all. I would suggest you read something about tragedy by O.J Simpson, it was quite moving and pertinent to your shameful behavior sir.

    You'll find it at ////\.com

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