NASA spacecraft exploded

The US space agency NASA on Sunday for the "big loss" day. International Space Station (ISS), NASA unmanned spacecraft on food and other necessities malamalabahi 'spesaeksa -9 Falcon has exploded shortly after taking off. The Guardian reported. Florida was launched from Cape kyanabherala nabhoyanati. But two minutes and 19 seconds after takeoff, it crashed. In a statement, NASA Administrator Charles baldena after the explosion, said: "We are disappointed with the aiesaese the nabhoyanati exploded. The station astronauts are safe. There are provisions in there for a few months. How the explosion happened, what we're watching closely. " ISS manager Michael sapharadini said, 'It's a big loss. However, we shall overcome the loss and will prepare a new launch. " William garstatenameyara senior NASA official said, was lack of preparation before launch. "I never had any problems. Through it, we realized that there are technical obstacles. " The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation into the blast. FAA Palm Underwood said, "We are investigating how the accident happened. However, this fact can be regarded as an accident. "