Orbital Raket stürzt nach dem ersten Start aus Continental Europe: The Rocket, entwickelt von Isar Aerospace, wurde vom norwegischen Andøya Space Center abgehoben und etwa 30 Sekunden später abgestürzt. [Video]
It looks like those engines were gimbaling a tad too much and were shut down as soon as the rocket went too far off balance.
jericho on
Well, that’s a pity.
But damn! What an epic video! Best looking launch site ever!
Malvos on
Cool seeing the shockwave off the initial plume.
Aggravating-Tea-Leaf on
This wasa huge success! Many parts of therocket were 3D printed, and it was meant as a stress test! The launch was expected to fail, but it actually succeeded.
echothree33 on
Seems like it should have had a self-destruct remote switch so it would blow up before creating a crater when it is clearly not working.
Steve490 on
I wish every Space company all the success in the universe. Keep working at it Isar you can do it!
Build. Test. Launch. Learn. Improve. Repeat.
Xeglor-The-Destroyer on
Bummer. Good thing it didn’t land on the pad or GSE. Hopefully they’ve got enough runway to send another.
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It looks like those engines were gimbaling a tad too much and were shut down as soon as the rocket went too far off balance.
Well, that’s a pity.
But damn! What an epic video! Best looking launch site ever!
Cool seeing the shockwave off the initial plume.
This wasa huge success! Many parts of therocket were 3D printed, and it was meant as a stress test! The launch was expected to fail, but it actually succeeded.
Seems like it should have had a self-destruct remote switch so it would blow up before creating a crater when it is clearly not working.
I wish every Space company all the success in the universe. Keep working at it Isar you can do it!
Build. Test. Launch. Learn. Improve. Repeat.
Bummer. Good thing it didn’t land on the pad or GSE. Hopefully they’ve got enough runway to send another.