Andronexus.blogspot.com, California - As previously communicated, the satellites of Facebook , Amos-6, known destroyed by the explosion owned satellite SpaceX Falcon 9 when tested release.
In response to this, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook revealed its response to the SpaceX and NASA. He deeply regrets that this incident could happen.
"Now I was in Africa, I would like to express my disappointment related to the failure of the rocket launch SpaceX which was already destroying our satellites," said Zuck, as reported by Business Insider Friday (09/02/2016).
Zuck added, the satellite should be able to provide Internet connections to areas "untouchable" from outer space."In addition, we want to connect millions of people with the help of Amos-6. Our mission is very big in this," he said.
Known, Facebook has spent $ 200 million (equivalent to USD 2.6 trillion) to prepare for the satellites. Had Falcon 9 did not explode, should Amos-6 already flying "riding the" rocket SpaceX them.
"To him this time we have also been preparing for the latest technologies such as Aquila which can connect a lot of people. We will remain committed to our mission to continue to connect people around the world and will try until the end everyone has kesempataan later benefit our satellite, "said Zuck.
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