article_snippet.sent: The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule, thundered off a Dragon capsule seaside launch pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 4:10 p.m.
article_snippet.sent: The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule was was due to take off yesterday, but the launch was  scrubbed due to bad weather.
article_snippet.sent: During a previous landing attempt in January, The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule ran out of hydraulic fluid for The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule steering fins, causing The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule to crash into the platform dubbed.
article_snippet.sent: A second attempt in February was called off because of high seas, but The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule successfully ran through The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule pre-programmed landing sequence and hovered vertically above the waves before splashing down and breaking apart.
article_snippet.sent: All stages of the launch went to plan, except for the landing of the lower part of The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule. 
article_snippet.sent: The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule approaching the barge following last month's attempt.
article_snippet.sent: After it fails to reduce it speed, The 208ft (63 metre) tall Falcon 9 rocket, carrying a Dragon capsule is seen crashing at an angle and exploding.