Accidental rocket launch in China | DW News

Eyewitness footage shows a Chinese space rocket blasting off into the air before falling and crashing near the city of Gongyi in central China.
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[@spamprotection9763]

How do you accidentally launch a rocket?

[@monkeydog8681]

Well, according to available relevant data by being in the Chinese space agency.

[@hoosez]

That thought had occurred to me.

[@rodrigofaria4498]

Probably the holding clamps failed during what was supposed to be a static fire

[@Mrqwerty2109]

"China would win a war in the South China Sea" Also China:

[@gab_gallard]

Just to be clear, this was a test on a space rocket conducted by a private company. Considering what is currently going on with Boeing and their Starliner, I wouldn't act so cocky if I was a fan from the Americans.

[@Mrqwerty2109]

​@@gab_gallard Copium

[@alexandercrofts]

The Jawas sound surprised 😂

[@samuellandry7968]

To all those asking how this could happen, its very simple: someone hit the red button by accident. 😂

[@maximusasauluk7359]

Probably it was a Chinese made button and it just broke down

[@hiyathea]

It was supposed to be a static test. the clamps were faulty

[@DivergentObserver]

"Tourist goes missing after going on a hike in Gongyi area"

[@koolpapabell1]

That was a Big bang

[@JoeJoebaggin1]

Made in china

[@JD-tn5lz]

So, is there a Chinese name equivalent for "Carl"?

[@curiouscreation55]

Kawrul

[@onlygodknows7]

Everyone around the world when an un scheduled rocket launched 👀👀

[@agnieszkazero4254]

😂😂

[@V.Perez1985]

Temu sponsored Falcon 9.

[@a.j.infowars7582]

I thought it was a stealth bomber.

[@puskajussi37]

They skimped on the "static", but doubled down on the "fire"

[@markushaahr9194]

Was it literally a “I said Lunch! Not Launch!.” Situation?

[@phil9593]

And that's why they tell you not to smoke near the launch pad.

[@binbi8177]

Say something to disappoint you. This is a rocket test run by a Chinese private company.

[@WellSalt-Studio]

在这里可以轻易看到一群嫉妒中国的人，也有一些因无知而对中国产生无端仇恨的人。总之，稍有心理健康的正常人。 一群狐狸在说，葡萄是酸的；DW首当其冲。

[@WellSalt-Studio]

曾在其他同内容的视频下补足“这是中国私营企业”，结果一群不相信的……

[@WellSalt-Studio]

1450们就靠这些达成任务呢。

[@dextercochran4916]

The rocket was accidentally launched and blew itself up. Do you think they will spin this as a successful failure or a failed success?

[@maximusasauluk7359]

What did Russia pick last time? That one

[@lukaskaelin6249]

the ground crew around the rocket....was like baked....like really, really baked...

[@rushelm8101]

Dear China. When your fireworks got bigger, so did your problems.

[@Algo_RL]

how does this even happen? and also why does stuff like this keep happening

[@joeleonard9965]

China in a nutshell

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Sadly, space travel has such risks.

[@jmj48]

If it was successful they will not say accidental 😅

[@user-nq5ke4mf5x]

It was on air longer than the one in the u.s when they call it a milestone success.

[@bbustin1747]

They be crackin 😂

[@jonathanwebb8307]

Made by the same people who make their electric cars

[@pato4978]

Imagine if this is nuclear weapon that's bad

[@davidtilley6016]

Was it a Nuke?

[@truesurrealist]

Just a prank, bro

[@derysylvester3180]

EV started this way and now boom overcapacity😂 Soon NASA will cry satellites overcapacity😊

[@linshuteng]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Theworldsucks-kg5jv]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LMao Wumao

[@oneshotme]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@bierbrauer232]

'Structural Failure' also goes by the name Bob. He has two cats and has a condition where he can't help but push buttons. Both figuratively and literally. No one likes Bob.

[@steelcitykings28]

That wasn’t an accident. An accident is simply the cover story. Just like they tried to cover up the 14 year olds death from his own family.

[@user-iq8pe2is6n]

The rocket was supposed to be a ground test in an abandoned mine remote but launched by accident. Boeing CST-100 Starliner was launched with two astronauts onboard in a known helium-leaking condition and got them stranded in the ISS. Which of the two sounds worse?

[@andrewlee-py9zm]

lmfaoooooo

[@rodgerhempfing2921]

Oops, wrong button.

[@markujka3182]

Imagjine this people threatening to occupy Taiwan 😂😂

[@ers555666]

Structural failure….. More like they got hacked and its better not to say that.

[@DjHazardous]

*They're desperately trying to copy SpaceX* 😂

[@IIDX]

SpaceX rockets fail too, but not accidentally; in fact mission control is 🎉 like it never happened. This is fine meme

[@user-yk4xu4qq4p]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vijaypoola8733]

😂😂😂😂

[@supadupahilton6848]

TOFU DREG BABY!!!

[@myspace1876]

"Hey.. what's this button for ? "

[@andreluis6761]

When you buy something from Wish.

[@michaelkelsey574]

It happens... l!fe.... ! C

[@Wbliss]

Which country in this world that has a space program, launching various types of rockets & creating new rocket engines won’t faced successes & failures in the course of that endeavour. ? More than often, it’s those failures than greater improvements could be made to ensure future successes.!

[@vs639]

Chinese product 😂😂😂😂