The mechanical error was stuck at the last moment of Bangladesh's first artificial satellite Bangabondhu 1 launch.
New time has been scheduled this midnight today.
It was postponed just 42 seconds before the scheduled time to start a space flight from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. It was scheduled to start the journey of the satellite on Friday at 3:45 pm.
State Minister for Information and Communication Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak told the BBC that the problem was not yet specified.
"Countdown was started by completing all the preparations, but the computer suspended it 42 seconds before launch."
"That is to say that eight thousand such tests have been examined. There is no big problem anywhere, hopefully there will be no error in the miner."
"SpaceX will check everything again and it will be arranged to launch again accurately."
He said Bangabandhu will be launching again at Bangabandhu 1 in the evening of Bangladesh.
The son of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Information Technology Advisor Sajeeb Wazed Joy were present at the Kennedy Space Center.
In his status on Facebook, he wrote about this.
He writes, there is no risk to rocket launch, so this is going to be 'very normal'.
