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LauncherOne maintained stability after release, and we ignited our first stage engine, NewtonThree. An anomaly then occurred early in first stage flight. We'll learn more as our engineers analyze the mountain of data we collected today.
As we said before the flight, our goals today were to work through the process of conducting a launch, learn as much as we could, and achieve ignition. We hoped we could have done more, but we accomplished those key objectives today.
The team's already hard at work digging into the data, and we're eager to hop into our next big test ASAP. Thankfully, instead of waiting until after our 1st flight to tackle our 2nd rocket, we've already completed a ton of work to get us back in the air and keep moving forward.
Here's our next rocket, built and ready for system-level testing in our final integration area as it waits for its turn to fly to space.pic.twitter.com/Zhc2uDtMMC
Next hard goal is that 2nd stage sep. @elonmusk knows how hard that can be. Don't give up!
If nothing else, you got a ton of useful data. This is good
All the humans made it back in one piece -- that's a good day rocketing as far as I'm concerned. This is exciting to follow and I wish you all success!
NEVER give up! We all will be with you next time! 
"If at first you don't succeed try, try and try again." - Robert the Bruce, 1314.
Did you check to make sure there's gas in the tank? Happens to me all the time...
In other words, a total success.
Better flaws reveal themselves now, than be cloaked by chance.
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