Relativity Space hoped to blast off Wednesday, on a new commercial spaceflight called Terran 1. The three hour launch window opened at 1 p.m. but a hold was put into place. Relativity Space, a start-up space company, announced the launch was scrubbed with T-minus 22 seconds Wednesday afternoon.
The mission called Good Luck Have Fun had a rocket made of manufactured 3D-printed materials, and created it within 60 days. No word yet on a new launch date.