An apparent typo at ABC News or Google News Page. Mistaken Identity? - LOL
NASA's
unmanned LADEE rocket headed to the moon with an unexpected passenger, a small
frog which was caught on camera launching into the air from its home in the marshy
wetlands surrounding the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.An apparent typo at ABC News or Google News Page - LOL
One of three
still-cameras setup around the launch site, triggered by sound, caught the
small frog in the air. The frog is hard to miss in the photo with its arms and
legs spread wide surrounded by debris from the wetlands, also lifted up by the
power of the rocket's engines. The photo was posted to NASA's Instagram
account.
"We got
back to the office after the launch at 12:30 a.m. and we're all pretty amused
and amazed," Chris Perry told ABCNews.com. "It was also sad to see a
frog go like that. As much fire as that rocket is putting out, I have to
imagine it got injured."
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