The final counting started. The first two minutes is the countdown. But in the last minute, the second spell stopped. It started in the start of the rocket launch (startup mode). It was told, Bangabandhu-1 satellite is not flying on Thursday night. Countdown will start again on Friday. The new time to launch the satellite is scheduled for the last night of Bangladesh time on Saturday at 2:14 pm. Normally, an extra day is always kept in the satellite space. Because, if there is any problem on the first day so that the second day can be used. Earlier, SPACEK had informed, on the second day (backup day) Friday. Meanwhile, on the website of SpaceX, it has been tried again on Saturday if not Friday. Bangladesh will be launching at 2:15 pm on Saturday at 4:15 pm local time. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said while addressing the National Council on Friday, if not today, then spacetime will give another time. He said the rocket will be launched, Insha Allah. There is nothing to worry about. Prime Minister's Information Technology Advisor Sajeeb Wazed Joy said in the Facebook post, there is no risk to launch rocket. Such delays are very normal. SpaceX said in a tweet message on Thursday, due to some technical problems in the last minute the launch has been postponed. Rockets and satellites are in good condition. Starting today, the preparations for the launch will start again.
