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-SpaceX was seconds away from launching its 20th mission of this year on Tuesday when the countdown was halted due to an aircraft entering the launch range.
-Elon Musk took to Twitter to voice his frustration about the delay, reiterating prior criticisms he has made about regulations around the business of launching rockets.
-"There is simply no way that humanity can become a spacefaring civilization without major regulatory reform. The current regulatory system is broken," Musk wrote.
SpaceX was seconds away from launching its 20th mission of this year Tuesday when the countdown was halted due to an aircraft entering the launch range, delaying the mission by at least a day.
Elon Musk took to Twitter to voice his frustration about the delay, reiterating prior criticisms he has made about regulations around the business of launching rockets.
"An aircraft entered the 'keep out zone', which is unreasonably gigantic," Musk wrote in a tweet.