Space X scrubbed its scheduled launch of the Transporter 2 Tuesday afternoon just seconds before the rocket was set to take off.
Elon Musk confirmed the cancelation shortly after 12 p.m. Pacific in a tweet blaming an airplane that had entered a restricted “keep out zone.” Musk said the regulations in place currently were “broken.”
The Transporter 2 launch was rescheduled for Wednesday afternoon. It is leaving from Space Launch Complex 40 at Florida’s Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
The mission is a rideshare to outerspace. About 90 satellites sit atop the veteran rocket. The dozens of devices belong to the U.S. military and various satellite companies across the world. The Transporter-1 carried nearly 150 satellites to space in January.