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Live, from the cbs bay area studios t is kpix5 news. Well six seconds after liftoff, boom, what was supposed to be a routine nasa mission ends like this. And some bay area kids watched their experiment burn with it. Reporter crews are preparing to survey the damage at the crash site. The bay area students had scientific experiments on the ship. They got a new lesson today in rocket science. Three, two, one. And we have lift off. Reporter the 14th story antiras rocket was bound to the International Space station laiden with supplies. Seconds after lift off, an explosion. Shrapnel shoots in the ...

Live, from the cbs bay area studios t is kpix5 news. Well six seconds after liftoff, boom, what was supposed to be a routine nasa mission ends like this. And some bay area kids watched their experiment burn with it. Reporter crews are preparing to survey the damage at the crash site. The bay area students had scientific experiments on the ship. They got a new lesson today in rocket science. Three, two, one. And we have lift off. Reporter the 14th story antiras rocket was bound to the International Space station laiden with supplies. Seconds after lift off, an explosion. Shrapnel shoots in the ...

It. Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Good evening. This is our western edition. Were going to begin tonight with breaking news. An unmanned rocket bound for the International Space station bliewp on liftoff this evening in wallops island, virginia. The rocket was built by orb stall science, one of two private companies under contract to supply the space station. Bill harwood our cbs news space consultant is joining us by phone. Bill. Its too early to say what might have gone wrong but this explosion happened about 15 seconds after lifted off when with...

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