New Zealand-based Rocket Lab's Electron rocket will attempt another lift-off - if the weather holds.
The Mahia-based company was within two seconds of achieving a launch on Tuesday, sending Earth-imaging satellites for US companies Planet Labs and Spire Global into orbit, but it was aborted at the last moment.
The 17-metre tall rocket was due to launch at 4.50pm from Mahia Peninsula on the North Island's east coast and had a 15-minute Facebook Live countdown, with thousands of people watching from around the world.
Rocket Lab said on its Twitter account on Wednesday that another attempt would be made on Thursday, if the weather plays ball.
High winds have cancelled launch attempts before.