NEWS: Chinese rocket fail - Tianlong-3 accidently launches and crashes with massive explosion
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- NEWS: Chinese rocket fail - Tianlong-3 accidently launches and crashes with massive explosion
In a quarry near Gongyi, a large city in the Chinese province of Henan, a major incident occurred during an engine test of the Tianlong-3 rocket from Space Pioneer. The test, which was originally supposed to take place safely on the ground, got out of control when the rocket stage broke free from its anchoring and lifted off vertically.
The incident, which fortunately occurred without catastrophic consequences, could easily have led to a tragedy. The Tianlong-3, which is similar to SpaceX's Falcon 9 with a launch weight of 590 tons, was loaded with around 200 tons of fuel at the time of the accident. The rocket's crash led to a huge explosion that could have had devastating consequences if it had hit a populated area. Instead, the missile hit a wooded area about 1,460 meters southwest of the test stand.
The original construction of the test stand, which was designed for the smaller Tianlong-2 missile, could not withstand the thrust of 820 tons from the nine engines of the Tianlong-3. The increased load ultimately caused the rocket stage to detach during the test and lift off uncontrollably.
Space Pioneer confirmed in a statement that there were no personal injuries or further damage to property. The company announced that it would not test any more large rocket stages at Gongyi and is currently searching for the black box and investigating the debris.
Chinese space travel has a history of safety problems. One particularly tragic example is the crash of a Long March 3B rocket on February 15, 1996, in which the Intelsat 708 satellite crashed into a village, causing numerous casualties. This incident led to Western satellites no longer being launched with Chinese rockets.
Gongyi has a historical connection to rocketry. The city is home to the imperial tombs of the Northern Song Dynasty, during whose reign black powder was developed. Reports from this period mention the use of black powder rockets, underlining China's long tradition of rocket development.
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Luckily, it was not a nuke.
That is always a present danger with all the nations stockpiling more and more nuclear weapons!
A nuke strapped on a rocket that is not adequately maintained (including the silo that houses said rocket) is far more dangerous to the nation launching it.
@@legiran956410/10!they wouldn’t just strap a nuke to a random rocket during a test. If the test failed then there goes there operations aswell. The physical amount of armed and ready to go icbms and nuclear capabilities around the globe is unreal. Russians have nato on their toes and almost backed into a corner.. if trump gets elected again, he’s gonna try to stop the war by having both presidents meet and have a meeting with him. And they would never agree to, and trumps gonna be the one who starts that war. If Biden gets elected again, we will have a civil war again
Was it Wish or Temu ??
Shean
Copying foreign technology is one thing. Understanding what you are copying is quite another.
Bro they just came back with lunar rocks from the dark side of the Moon.
@@MLambdaman only 55 years after the US and unmanned. Great success :)
@@_-kork-_ dark side of the Moon?
@@loneranger9376 it isn't dark. It's just the side facing away from earth and landing there is no different from landing on the other side.
@@MLambdaman Uh, no, they haven't returned yet. Their rover is currently collecting samples on the backside of the moon. We just photographed it on a flyby last week by one of our probes in moon orbit. So bro, you just lied.
"I wonder what this button does...?"
It's a "Great Leap FOrward" didntja know?
Bruh…. savage comment 💀 😂
the 8 year olds that made this rocket in a sweatshop are gonna be in big trouble!
They ordered some parts on Temu? 😊
Do you know the date this took place?
Few days back
"The incredibly powerful and advanced". Disagree with the advanced part. Advanced rockets aren't supposed to spontaneously launch.
Country of Origin China, nuff said!
Have you ever heard that the United States launched a rocket unsuccessfully? Does your country have rockets?
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
@@user-ce6el8tt6eyour country sucks
@@jubileebegonia438 your country sucks
Awe man!
But anyways great video WELT!
"Made in China" quality 😂😂😂
Well all of Apples computers and devices are made in China so…
@@marksapollo
@@marksapollo Slave labor is used to do the dirty work in China, brains are still in the USA. Obvious to all, but apparently not you.
The quality isn't the problem. Space X crashing rockets all the time during tests. The problem ist to believe it is a good idea to do tests like this close to populated areas.
India so bad 😂😂😂
Someone used the sound of the closer footage on the second video without doing the math of sound travel speed. In reality it would take many more seconds (344 meters per second through air)
considering the second video was filmed from some kilometers away and not just some hundreds.
Why have that much fuel on a test fire???
I want to fly !......................Bugger !
The launching switch must have been bought at TaoBao, that's why.
發射開關肯定是在淘寶買的, 所以。
Have you ever heard that the United States launched a rocket unsuccessfully? Does your country have rockets?
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
Oops
My shopkeeper once said that Chinese products have no guarantee and it's 💯 true 😂
Have you ever heard that the United States launched a rocket unsuccessfully? Does your country have rockets?
@@user-ce6el8tt6e well this rocket is not suppose to go up
it was a static fire test...
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
@@user-ce6el8tt6e My country has a few thousand rockets launch successfully, even a few that landed on the Moon and Mars while others explored other planets. China?
😳
They can't even not launch a rocket successfully.
Have you ever heard that the United States launched a rocket unsuccessfully? Does your country have rockets?
@@user-ce6el8tt6e Read it again, lol. :-) It's a joke, man.
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
@@user-ce6el8tt6e Just a friendly little joke, American humor. No offence.
@@user-ce6el8tt6e 豆腐火箭馬
Haha Dirka Dirka
Amateur hour
Luckily the onboard computer cause the issue and shut it down, or god knows where it coulda went
Tethering provided by Acme Rocket Tethers, Inc.
CEO: Wile E. Coyote
Just like most Chinese made products, it broke.
Tofu dreg rocketry😅
Have you ever heard that the United States launched a rocket unsuccessfully? Does your country have rockets?
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
@@user-ce6el8tt6e I have rockets.
Lets wait for the Americans call for help, my men will stay at the space forever😂😅
The rocket was probably built by Boeing😢😅🤣😂😂
This is what i get from our domestic media:
1. This was a fire test of nine thrust in parallel(九级并联点火), the thrust power is about 820 tons
2. The first stage rocket was fired successfully, but for some reason, the rocket was not fixed on the ground as it should, instead it breaks the control and accidently launch to the sky
3. The engine was shut down before it launches to the sky, but I guess it's kind of late or it flies inertially
4. The person who takes the video is at least 20 km away(i doubted, but at least kms not hundred meters) from the test center and no causality reported. The test center is in a short mountain, the photographer(from a high building) zooms the camera which makes it look near, but actually it's quite far and you can roughly calculate the distance by the sound latency
Umm oopsies
这是民用火箭。民营，私人公司的，和国家航天局中国政府没有一点关系。因为不是国营的。
😅
@@controllerplayer1720 有什么好惊讶的，我又没说错了，中国的太空站，神州，嫦娥等一系列那才是国营这些都是国务院中国政府拨款的科研经费。前几天那个火箭发射失败，那是个人公司个人资本没有政府背景。
Ho ree mo ree
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂 bought from Temu...😅😅
Have you ever heard that the United States launched a rocket unsuccessfully? Does your country have rockets?
@@user-ce6el8tt6eHave you heard of Tiananmen square?
@@user-ce6el8tt6ehello bot 😂😂
Sum Ting Wong
Iss sa durr to diwali mee chalna wala roket chala jata ha
Fwd couplie few years .....And around the world news media POSTS " China has successfully landed on Mars ..... in the mean while ClownX are still 'learning to fly'🤣😆🤣
Made in china
Made i china
Yeah forget all the times spacex failed 😂😂😂😂
Nasa blew up many rockets as well
Not like this though. Also it’s a private company Vs this which is probably fully funded by the CCP
An engine test? No. Their failures were actual launch attempts. They were failing on purpose. They had already learned how to tether a rocket and prevent an accidental launch. It's basic rocketry 101 over here in the US. Not even Boeing is that incompetent.
@@claycassin8437 murica
@@KATIA95 Fuck yeah!
Everyone here knocking China seems to have forgotten about the Challenger accident.
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Made in china
Made in china
Made in china
Made in china
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