EX Explosion 2 Launch "Perfect"???

Headline:
On 16 March 2010, Tuesday, EX Explosion 2 had completed just only a half launch of the test. EX Explosion 2 is originally aim for the attraction force and the explosion pressure area data record, but at 04:13:37pm (MLT), EX 2 just "go" for only half of the mission. None explosion was produce by EX 2 in today launch/mission.

Problem Found:
EX Explosion 2 could not able to produce the explosion in its second missile test in the EX Program that was launched by the preceding Secret Space Agency (SSA) in 2007. Mission Operation Center (MOC) reported that the half launch of the EX 2 missile is causes by the same technical problem found on 15 March 2010, Monday night. The EX 2's Under Dome Burning System (UDBS) was found as the problem of this missile half launch. Yesterday night, the Space Vehicle Assembly Team at SVAC has fixed and troubleshoot the UDBS error, but on today's launch, the EX 2's UDBS was against causes the EX Explosion 2 missile for the half launch. According to MOC and Dragon X, the EX Explosion 2's second missile test in the EX Program could be reported as a halfly success in this mission.

Dragon X is planned for its next rocket launch onto the International Malaysia Space System 4 (IMSS 4) for mission on 30 June 2010, Wednesday. Schedule could be made as the EX Explosion 2 missile has completed its mission on today's launch. But Dragon X CEO, Cameron Tan also told that the next EX Explosion 3 missile test for the vibration, attraction force and explosion pressure area data record will be made for the next experiment in the next rocket schedule.

Next Rocket Preparation:
Dragon X rocket mission was schedule for the IMSS 4 launch vehicle for transporting the new Microtech production Geocentric Tracker Molecule (GTM-1) to the Deep Ocean Coordinates (DOC). The GTM-1 mission is to clean and filterate the bacteria in the water and resupply some oxygen to the under water living things. As planned, the IMSS 4 capsule assemble materials is targeted by Dragon X to arrive to SVAC, Hight Bay 3 on next week. As a preparation for its fourth mission in the IMSS Program. An was also planned as the second last flight for the IMSS launch vehicle in the IMSS Program. Dragon X would be using the new designed for the Mission User Prototype (MUP) rocket system, Phantom X launch vehicle in the Phantom X Project.