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All rocket launch failures in the last 24 months
CASC－CZ-7A
Virgin Orbit－LauncherOne CASIC－Kuaizhou-11 Astra－Rocket 3.1 Astra－Rocket 3.2 Astra－Rocket 3.3 Firefly - Alpha
KARI－KSLV-II Nuri
KSRPSC－Angara A5
ISRO－SSLV LandSpace－Zhuque-2 ABL－RS1
JAXA－H3 Relativity－Terran-1
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CASC－CZ-7A Virgin Orbit－LauncherOne CASIC－Kuaizhou-11 Astra－Rocket 3.1 Astra－Rocket 3.2 Astra－Rocket 3.3 Firefly - Alpha KARI－KSLV-II Nuri KSRPSC－Angara A5 ISRO－SSLV LandSpace－Zhuque-2 ABL－RS1 JAXA－H3 Relativity－Terran-1 SpaceX－S24/B7
I wouldn't call the Starship launch a failure. It was a development launch. Their number one goal was to clear the tower and reached the point where it was supposed to separate. They did that. So they succeeded in their goals.2020.03.16：Starship lifts off on first integrated test flight, breaks apart minutes later
SpaceX’s first integrated Starship vehicle lifted off on a long-anticipated test flight April 20, only to tumble and break apart minutes later.
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CASC－CZ-7A Virgin Orbit－LauncherOne CASIC－Kuaizhou-11 Astra－Rocket 3.1 Astra－Rocket 3.2 Astra－Rocket 3.3 Firefly - Alpha KARI－KSLV-II Nuri KSRPSC－Angara A5 ISRO－SSLV LandSpace－Zhuque-2 Virgin Orbit－LauncherOne ABL－RS1 JAXA－H3 Relativity－Terran-1 SpaceX－S24/B7
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Good good pang xiong the leader of North korea aka best korea will try hard .North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed, vows 3rd try
North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed, vows 3rd try
North Korea says its second attempt to launch a spy satellite failed again but vowed to make another attempt in October, demonstrating willingness to endure flops to acquire a key military asset coveted by leader Kim Jong Un.
It's just a matter of time for North Korea to place their satellites properly. Launching rockets is no longer high tech
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Firefly claims its alpha rocket made it to orbit today but something seems be going wrong.
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The US is relentless even after scaling back NASA operations to just ISS missions. SpaceX, Blue Origins and every other private company is just going crazy there with launch attempts. They are trying hard; something to be admired.Firefly Alpha upper stage malfunction puts payload into wrong orbit
A problem with the upper stage of a Firefly Aerospace Alpha rocket placed a tech demo satellite into the wrong orbit on a Dec. 22 launch.
