China Accidentally Launch Rocket Following Static Fire Test Failure
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- China Static Fire Test Fails, Launches Rocket
#Tianlong3 #SpacePioneer #ChinaLaunch
Space Pioneer conducted what was intended to be a static-fire test of the first stage of its Tianlong-3 launch vehicle at a test facility in Gongyi country, Henan province, the test failed resulting in the launch of the first stage.
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So close to such a public place ...so careless
It's China. People are a plentiful resource.
This is exactly why they don't fly on ISS. They don't have the same flight safety standards as the rest of us. Even russia at least launches from isolated locations and have self destruct.
This rocket shouldn't have flown. It's supposed to be fixed to the ground
@@MyersMushroomsFarms This is not a launch pad but a test place in a abandoned open pit.The rocket was testing and the fixture went down.
With over 1 billion people you don’t have to worry
Brings "Made in China" into a whole new perspective.
I am sure they will deny or cover up any fatalities !
Yes according to state media no injuries.
@@oh-helloYou will only believe it if I tell you it's true? Whether it's true or not, the truth cannot be concealed.
Someone is going to the Reeducation facility.
yeah they don't want you to see what they hide
Oh, the rocket just got a little too excited, being it's first ignition, you know.
Pre launch ejaculation. It happens.
I remember my first ignition. It was a blast!
The rocket said: Goodbye mfs 😂
Just China things 🤷♂️
That poor man is probably blind folded and about to be shot😮
China being China lol
Chinesium at its finest..
wow that has to be rare accidentally flying a rocket while testing
THE POWER IS TOO MUCH
There’s been at least one other instance of something similar happening. The Viking-8 rocket broke free of its hold down clamps during testing in 1952. I wouldn’t be surprised if there were other instances of this, but it’s certainly not a common failure
China media: It was a successful test
That's what Elon Musk also said, whenever his ships exploded. And that happened many times.
And wait for the Boing Boing Starliner reentry.... I guess it will be hot 🔥.... Columbia..... 😂
@@paulpaulsen7777 Yes but with Elon they were supposed to take off. He always blows up 3 or 4 rockets before he gets it right 😂
On Boeing I completely agree. Nothing good will come from it.
@@timspiker I really fear for those astronauts at reentry. So many Helium leaks popped up, thrusters not working.... I would wait for one of Elons ships to pick me up. I just wanted to say- mishaps occur just everywhere when testing spaceships 🚀. See it the other way: This stage was so strong, that it just ripped of the test bench connections 🖖😃
What's the Chinese for "Ooops"?.
Āiyā
Ohhhh shiiiitttti!
just plain ol Chinese. just like anything you buy that says made in China. It's a ooopps moment!!
Sum ting wong
Chinese ingenuity
You figured they just returned from the far side of the moon, that they would have little things like static fire down path.....😂
Thats made in China for ya 😂
When china succeeds, nothing comes out your rear end with which you speak from.
At least China didn't lose 73 f'ing astronauts like America did in your Challenger incident.
How's that for your American technology, stupid?
Made in China, I've warned people about this for years
Typical China. Always safety first.
Typical murica: How many people died from Tesla cars. How long are astronauts stuck in space because of Boing Boing? What about safety?
LOL
@@paulpaulsen7777rent free.
At least they’re not testing rockets near an urban area. 🙄
Static fire turned into a dynamic fire and then wildfire.
My shopkeeper once said that Chinese products have no guarantee and it's 💯 true 😂
Oopsies
0:25 Script: Insert cartoon sfx whistle of something falling here.
How many people were killed?
Only the one that pressed the button.
0
zero according to their media controlled by their govt 😂
Unknown, but 0 seems somewhat likely. As far as I can tell it didn’t land in a residential area, instead landing in a wooded area. I suppose a few deaths are possible, but China would never admit to them
Always wondered what would happen if a static fire didn’t end up being static. I guess this is what!
The biggest mistake here:
It wasn't even supposed to launch,it was only a static test,but the bolts failed and the rocket engines flew away.
Very strange incident
Who's designed are we going to copy next?
Wow, the site so close to town!
YT censoring comments that make fun of China
and YT was already banned in PRC, typical woke and weaken Muricans!
Not sure what you mean, I only see comments making fun of China and everything China related...
China can't even make phone camera's apparently.
I didnt know boeeing had test facility in china
Where's the KABOOM? There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering KABOOM?
"I said Lunch! not launch!"
So basically nobody bothered to double bolt it down?
How?
GREAT IT WASN'T ATOMIC ...
Two layers of duct tape next time.
With such a positive video like this, you make my day.
Chinese space junk falling from the sky is not that unusual
Must have had the Boeing door plug guys securing the rocket. 😮
Hillarious ,absolutely hillarious
If at first you don’t succeed, spy, spy again.
Ummmm......static fire tests for solid fuel boosters are often done horizontally. You know, to avoid situations like this.
I bet what irritates the Chinese government more is that this failure made it to UA-cam.
It’s better to test liquid rockets vertically to learn more about fuel flow related to gravity. Most vertically tested rockets use really beefy hold down clamps, though
You're gonna get that...
The guy said - "Final...final... tip-over!"
I see TEMU is at it again!
Ordered one from TEMU…Can’t wait to try it.🎉
Never let kids play with dangerous rockets
lol why would anyone edit out the fall and initial impact
And they want to attack Taiwan? 😂🙃😂
I said lunch not launch
Telling how they think of the people.
Betcha, the Commies wished that rocket was loaded with water
Ive seen a lot of rockets falling from space recently from china, and now they accidentally launch a rocket.
space flight doesnt appear to be going too well for them
This is a private Chinese space company, and next year a private Chinese space company will test a reusable rocket. The recovery carrying capacity is more than India's biggest rocket, and that's just private enterprise.
Made in China.........
Star liner made in USA got stuck 😂
The rocket launched successfully
I am surprised we are getting any of these videos. China typically doesn’t like to show its failures. They let SpaceX have all that fun.
Tell me your country has a population so big, that it holds 17.4% of whole world population without telling me you line in a country that holds 17.4% of the world population.
To close to homes and city !
Should they have destroyed it when it started falling?
Do Chinese rockets even have self destruct systems?
This is funny and scary
"China's crash-test to enhance safety for users" #ProofOfCrash 😂💀😂
这是哪个发射场的呢？
Happens to the best of us
So close to populized area ???
What happened did they just forget to strap it down?!?!
The hold down clamps were rated for less thrust than this thing produces
The Shaolin Kung Fu Temples are in the area. Who knows how many people really died.
I hope no-one was hurt. Also, not a native speaker but I think I can guess what Baar, bayorr, gayaaar means 🤐
Chinese Government: "We landed on the moon just like the Americans!"
Me:
😂😂😂😂😂😂
No freaking FTS. Can't believe it.
I mean, even if the rocket was planned to have a Flight Termination System (don’t know whether or not that is the case), would they have installed it for a static fire test? I’m pretty sure FTS install is usually only done as one of the final steps before launch, and this rocket was NOT supposed to be launching today. Man, what a bizarre failure!
They don't use FTS. they just slammed it on the ground, that's how they terminate it 😂
Can i buy one of those rockets to launch in my backyard too ? Amazon maybee
Ohhh cheeky china
This is the THIRD video of this event today recorded on a potato.
Just think, what do you more often have to hand? A potato or high tech camera gear?
@@crunchysscorpion Every smartphone is 'high tech' enough to do a great job. All anyone has to do is HOLD STILL or MOVE SMOOTHLY!
disliked for the cut when the full video exists
Lol, I love american racism amd how it makes them forget that starship crashed it's first 3 flights and crashed into the ocean on its 4th "flight" 😂
Starship never launched accidentally during a static fire, though. Also what’s with the quotes around “flight”??? It did fly, and land, did it not?
@@mistertagnan bcoz flying high and landing in the ocean on your 4th attempt is the same thing a rock can do.
@@tylerdurden4006 last I saw, Rocks generally don’t move at ~7.6 km/s, re-enter and perform a controlled splashdown off the coast of Australia
@mistertagnan please learn what semantics are and how it is making fun of you guys.
@mistertagnan you cannot be st*pid enough to think literal rocks are you? What...are you!?
Back to the chicken scratch drawing board. This is what you get with hieroglyph schematic cave man writing.
Oops
Tofu dreg built rocket goes wrong, who could've known?
Oops I hit the wrong button boss
AliExpress fast shipping orders failure
Is that what they call a Chinese junk?
That's not good!
Still better than Russia
As much as I dislike regulations, there's good reason for them, particularly when it comes to things of an explosive nature. It's easy to mock something like this, I just hope there were no injuries or worse. And don't get me wrong, 'accidentally' launching from a static fire is a MASSIVE whoopsie (understatement), it should be a very long time before these operators are allowed another attempt.
Thanks for all the vids @The Launch Pad
Oops.
Its not accident 😊.
Engineers from any country don't see this as a failure. They see this as an opportunity to learn and keep moving forward. Musk blew up a few rockets also. Ignorant to make fun of what is really just a necessary step in progress.
Musk never had an errant rocket without a self destruction!
Ancient Chinese proverb ...what goes up must come done ..ahhhso
SpaceX never accidentally launched a rocket because they used hold down clamps that weren’t rated for the thrust of the rocket
Must learnd from Boeing
One word - Temu
The rocket launched successfully
@@seabreeze_ra1859 Yes, looked like it...
Not an actual rocket but a first phase of rocket's engine which was being tested.
And NOBODY can make a fxxxxxx bloody steady and sharp shot at any event at all. This always amaze me. It's incredible. Everything is blur, out of focus, or out of frame.
Cohetes de Ali Espress
Oh sh.. 😳
Just china thing
Warz dat suppose to harpin? Translation from Chinese broken English: “Was that supposed to happen?”
Embarrassing!
Made in China 😂
Environmental crime ... just like brandon and the nordstream debacle
Eh. It’s not that bad. It’s certainly not good, but most companies do far worse on a daily basis
HAHAHA!
haha china
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂