Farcical China's Rocket Launch Fails: Held by Bolts on a Makeshift Scaffold. Far Too Rudimentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- On the afternoon of June 30, 2024, a rocket slowly ascended into the sky over Gongyi City, Henan Province, trailing a long plume of smoke. However, as it reached a certain altitude, the smoke from the rocket's tail suddenly disappeared. The rocket, having lost power, then plummeted sharply and eventually crashed into the deep mountains 1.5 kilometers southwest of the test site, where it "disintegrated" upon impact.
An image surfaced showing the rocket being secured with several bolts on what appeared to be a scaffold-like platform, which seemed quite rudimentary. When SpaceX conducts static fire tests, multiple steel cables anchor the rocket, along with ground anchor bolts and a weighted cap at the top, ensuring 120% tethered strength to guarantee the rocket doesn't take off during static fire. In previously released photos by Space Pioneer, the rocket's top lacked any steel cable restraint devices connecting it to the ground.
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Before the wayward rocket hit the ground the CCP had already announced there were “no casualties.” 😂😂
A day or a week before?😅
They were already making poor CGI videos of it landing on Pluto before it hit the ground
And it was the fault of western imperialism.
@@sleelofwpg688 Xinnie the Pooh is fat and dumb and it is the fault of western imperialism.
Rocketforce= Tofu dreg on a national scale. How embarrassing for Poo..
AI 5G 3D Planning Expertise
Temu rocket 🚀
@@blackbelt2000😂😭😂😭😂😂😭😂😂😭😭😂😂😂😭
Willy nilly silly old bear!
There's no way they tofu dreg the rocket; it's not available everywhere like highroad or building. They re just sucks
All that empty land, and they *chose* to test near people! Such a disregard for its own people, in plain sight
Chinese space workers are notorious for their hatred of commuting to work.
Typical communism. Nothing new.
Typical communism. Nothing new.
Typical c0mmunism. Nothing new.
Life has very little in China.
Fuel used:
Liquid oxygen 10%
Liquid hydrogen 10%
RP1 5%
Stirfried tofu 75%
😂😂😂😂😂😂
They simultaneously boast they are so advanced and will crush everyone and that they are a poor developing country that needs subsidized, protections and near free postage cost 🤦♂️
AI 5G 3D Planning Expertise
50%: if it works it works.
They forget the most basic if you have a coast launch from there 😅
It takes a special kind of disregard for human life to test that close to a city.
Who said Chinese leaders have regard for their people? They do not care about the people.
Ccp: what human life????
Disposable and renewable worker bees.
Nature selection
Koyaanisqatsi...
Chinese media: It wasn't an embarrassment, with the rocket lifting off. It was the ground sinking!
Chinese media: hostile foreign forces sabotaged our state of the art rocket technology 😂
MAKES ME IRRITATE
Maybe they were pioneering new ways to make gravel 😂
Didn't you hear. It's a private company testing
@@WorldSpaceRace ...that should've never been given clearance to pull such a dangerous stunt.
How very Chinese.
Another example of haphazardly doing things no one safety was insured
中共国现在太想超过spacex了，像发了疯的一样研制火箭回收，关键是还不肯设置自毁系统，宁愿把火箭扔到平民头顶上爆炸炸死平民也不愿让火箭在空中自毁。
But but... They do things quickly. 😅
When lives are cheaper than steel cables.
I've made and built small rockets, they all have an alarming ability to self destruct on launch.
Have to really really appreciate 'made in china' more now 😂😂😂
@@muttsnutsNAFO that brand is equal to "have some random carcinogens if it works over a week"
还是少买中国制造吧，我们中共国内大部分人都知道中国制造是个什么质量，而且不但质量不好还总是夹带私货，在手机或汽车或无人机内植入监控系统来获取他国地理信息和公民隐私。
And people were saying?
That they are confidence that SANLU or whatever Brics country were or even Asian at that.
People dont seem to graps the reason why Leading countries ... Lead ... Tell you some secrets, Its not just the money.
Yup
Made in china never changes.
TOFU DREG ROCKET
"Why did you not tell me we were able to download only 15% of SpaceX files?" - xinnie the pooh
Chinese made pc and internet service. 😅
SpaceX having 100% of them and still failing.
By compartmentalizing the tasks at SpaceX, it is harder for Xinnie the Tofu to enter moles into the workforce to download or copy the design plans for everything.
To be fair spacex isn't much better.
@@Kyntteri CCP logic: Spacex is failing anyway, just make it go to space is enough.
Chinese engineering 101.
🫢🫢 not even 0% but -ve %
Is this the country want to have a war with the world??? Such a joke😅
Dude, those rockets can randomly hit their enemies. Very dangerous.
@@TH-camWatcher264 wow !!!!!!!
A Wonderweapon indeed.....in 1941 Maybe
@@alessandrodolce1242 or it can hit themselves too.
@@TH-camWatcher264 wow!!!
Awesome!!!
"Tofu Falcon 1"
Tofu rocket, nobody is surprised 😅
AI 5G 3D Planning Expertise
Tofu X 💀
@@freshrust😂😂😂😂
Tofu rocket with sewer oil fuel, chinese engineer
China's Kerbal Space Program in real life.
Rocket: Passed 100%
Scaffold: 0%
Passed. Inspected by cardboard man.
And they expect us to believe that they went to the Far side of the Moon
And this is why western rockets have self destruct functions…
Starship also does not have a proper self destruct system. The space channels were talking about it the last time they had an abort.
@@danielch6662because crewed flights don't have self-destruct. They have an ejection system instead. Starship is planned to hold 100 people
They don't put a destruct on a test fire. Only on a vehicle ready to launch. You can actually watch when SpaceX installs theirs on any one of the many 24/7 live stream channels. Nobody leaves large amounts of explosives like that attached to a giant lightning rod.
@@danielch6662 Starship does have proper self destruct system in the test flights because its a on going development rocket. its called flight termination system(FTS). it's a c4 explosive attached to the booster and ship to make hole in propellant tank and make it boom.unlike china remains would fall on ocean.developed rocket won't have a FTS because it won't need one.
@AdamWaltersPDX it isn't while they are developing it.
damn they really took screws borrowed from auntie seriously in those building guides
Nah, they skimped out on the square steel tubes.
Bold of you to assume they even used galvanised square steel and eco-friendly wood veneer in that rocket.
... A rocket cant fly.... under its own power.... just listen to that reasoning....
😅😂🤣 Can't make this stuff up.
And then, it only had been firing for a few seconds, nowhere close to 30... not even close to 10 seconds... before liftoff. They tried to say it was fine until the rocket burned so much fuel that it lost weight. Well, it burned for maybe 3 or 4 seconds, then it took off and flew pretty high... then when it hit the ground and we saw the fireball... I don't think it previously had burned through all of its fuel🤣.
This was launched by a Chinese civilian commercial company. You guys are hilarious.
@@mingmuyiyang8615
who’s laughing at who? 😂
I had to rewind that part multiple times and was like wtf
Failed to prevent it from launching. Now they can even fail in an opposite direction
AI 5G TofuExpertise
😂 Good point
What an accurate metaphor for CN economy, subpar quality leading the way down
Cha Bu Duo Spirit
A society where the facade is more important than reality.
Bolts! And with some duct tape.
Tell boss "Success!"
Wow. The total lack of safety and negligence shown here is unbelievable 😱
Hey, really beautiful ending to this video the sarcasm is on level with Chris Chapel
The man who explained why the rocket needed to be tested before July said a lot. This rocket was assembled and tested close to a populated region because the region was a source of necessary components.
biggest firework ever :) made in CHINA :)
🎉😂
_'At least thrust is greater than weight.'_
hey look! flying tofu!
CCP on war with it self 🤪
Tofu-Dreg strikes again.
The narrator gave the answer. The political officer said the test must be done today, because that's what the party expects, and delays would require too many explanations and possible disciplinary action to the political officer in charge of the facility.
Sounds so much like Chernobyl.
Space Pioneer. A cheap version of Space X.
Space Copycat
Can confirm, this is officially one of the funniest things to ever happen in space exploration/rocketry. 🤣
For them it was a successful test. I predict no delays. They will be working on building the next one by next week…
so we’re supposed to believe China landed on the dark side of the moon. So we’re suppose to believe China went to the moon… so we’re supposed to believe China ?
Believe CCP ..😂..according to ' official news sources', China lost only 4500 people to Covid 😮..in a nation over a Billion people..
Yet we could see the STACKS of of THOUSANDS OF coffins and Crematoriums running 24/7- that's an OBVIOUS LIE by the CCP.🤐
I second source the info when they say water is wet or the sun rises in the east.
I second source the info when they say water is wet or the sun rises in the east.
The Glorified Tong in Beijing is trash
I mean, made in china always had this reputation
Only for the last 25, 30 years.
Dear comrades, you are only allowed to say good things about this. Otherwise you’ll get an invitation for tea by the pd
Truly the rocket is water filled
The engines likely didn't auto-shut-down during the flight -- rather, it appears that one or more engines were damaged when breaking away from the mount, and the engines subsequently failed during the flight.
It is a good thing the engine(s) failed when it did, because clearly there was enough fuel in the vehicle for _many_ more seconds of flight -- judging on the size of the fireball resulting from the impact.
Performance 'exceeded expectations'.
Instead of spending all the funds on the subpar military equipment spend some on your starving people
Engine test not supposed to lift off.
The worst part of the failed Rocket launches especially is the cancer inducing chemicals from the aftermaths...
At least _this_ rocket did not contain hydrazine. IIRC, this one was fueled by highly pure liquid kerosene (called RP-1 in the States)
Yeah, not all rocket fuel fireball has the same chemistry. The worst part is if there were people or animals where the rocket crashed.
They don’t care.
Looney Tunes Rocketry. Duck Dodgers in the 21st & 1/2 century.
Chinese fireworks do the same 🤣🤣
Those comments neither make sense nor fit the camera footage. If all the engines running will not lift a full-fuel rocket + its payload then you are wasting your time building it! All that black smoke coming out of the rear then side of the rocket does not look anything like a commanded test termination. That has more of the look of either an onboard fire or the engines eating themselves.
PS This report shows that the test stand is even closer to inhabited areas than I had first thought, the locals are right to be concerned. This could have been very much worse, loads of people have had a lucky escape from death or very nasty injury!
A more reliable space channel Scott Manly also concluded engine were failing. In the original footage you can see and hear the sound, smoke and flames change a few times before it falls.
Can land vertically like the Falcon 9? They do even better they can crash horizontally as well.
First heard about this through Scott Manley's channel. He didn't report that it was supposed to be a static test, however; he assumed that it was a technical failure. Technical failures happen and sometimes they are good things because you can learn a lot from them. However, neglecting safety procedures cannot be excused and heads should roll. This is especially true since the test site is located so close to an inhabited area. The closed information environment also reminds me a lot of the old Soviet space program, which hid failures because they were too embarrassing and it was relatively easy to hide them because the space program was a military thing and because... Soviet Union. NASA, like SpaceX, was always pretty public about its failures. Heck, SpaceX livestreams its failures.
Rocket powered by drain oil
I'm sure Elon musk is already laughing when he sees china's rockets😂😂😂
You weren't paying attention. The previous time when Spacex lost a rocket after Elon cheaped out on not building a proper launch pad, yet Elons fanboys were cheering about how it was a great success because even though the rocket blew up, it did manage to lift off, so they got great data!
@@danielch6662 well sometimes people makes mistakes, at least he didn't build his rockets close to near by towns and cities, that would of become a disaster
made in chyna indeed
It's a copy of the SpaceX Falcon Kersocene Rocket.
China stealing American Tech again, have they no ability within themselves
TofuX 💀
@@freshrustROFLMAO
In their haste to criticize China, this channel missed one thing. The on board computer didn't turn off the engines. They blew up. Scott Manley have a good detailed analysis of the accident, WITHOUT the anti-China propaganda. Here we have sn actual instance where China screwed up badly and deserved to be criticized, but this channel becausevof sll the lies they are pushing can't even criticize China properly because they themselves don't even know what is real anymore, and just miss too many real issues.
Beg's the question, did china ever go to the moon...then back?
This will take the wind out of the Apollo mission conspiracy theory.🤪
They have a computer generated video of the landing. Of course they did!
"Chabuduo"
"chahenduo" lol
So typical of the mainland! Spend millions on the rocket but skimp on simple equipment holding the rocket down.
ooh..., its a kung fu rocket.
no more "first flight" in September now lol. first flight just happened.
I made a school rocket project with a fuel of potassium nitrate, charcoal and sulfur. I added a electronic wireless glide and wings to control the flight of the rocket. I just taped the whole using a metal tube and seperated the electronics with a rubber sealant. The first flight the fuel burned the electronics and the fuel burned the tape turning the metal tube a projecticle destroying my neighbor's car windshield. So the next attempt I had no choice but to weld the tubes after adding the fuel covered in tissue tube and used a metal epoxy to seperate the electronics and this time it worked slightly I controlled the rocket's flight half heartedly and it did not fly off. So yes shortcutting anything related to a rocket and missile will result to a dissaster.
Sooo, did Aunt's borrowed screws failed catastrophically huh ?! 🤣🤣🤣🥴
When SpaceX or probably ANY space agency or company is testing rocket engines they are NOT in populated areas for one, two if they're testing an engine it's INCREDIBLY secure in its mounting, or if they're doing a static test at a pad, the pad is designed for static fire tests and there are not only straps holding the booster in place, there are latches that hold the based of the rocket to the pad. Those rockets aren't going anywhere. And considering how many companies there are that deal with this along with govts., this is just a total failure just like many other things in China, complete and utter failure.
Imagine if this rocket had a nuclear warhead 😱
Why is the original text in the video blurred out? It would be interesting to see.
By saving time and money, they end up spending more😅😂
It shows China is still the undisputed leader of fireworks! 😂😂🤣🤣
CCP announces “great success” in its new rocket “controlled burn” program to clear dead wood from wooded areas near cities. They expect this pilot program to continue and state the U.S. has “nothing like this advanced technology.”
Welcome to China. 🤣🤣🤣
They stole all the SpaceX design plans, but forgot to steal the safety manuals!
Yea all china does is short cuts and copy to get pass all the R&D and money. 😂😂😂
i saw that yesterday on facebook reels but i thought it was a cgi.. but now i see it again and it happens to be true..
Maybe it can't land on its own, but it can take off on its own!
With the minds of children... 😮
Patriotism of Xinnie PorkPooh #slopagandpa
- With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters.
-Chinese 🇨🇳 property Ponzi sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing
-Tofu Exports and Western imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down.
-Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018.
-Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019 with less than 200 americans left.
-Consumer prices are experiencing hyperstagdeflation.
-Youth unemployment hits over 21% (in reality 50%+ after eliminating faked numbers), a record.
-It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries.
- During the years 1990-2021, the US printed 6.5 time more money while China printed 147 times.
- It has printed more money than the US and Japan combined, while it's economy is only half of them.
- Current Chinese debt-to-gdp is already highest in the world, at 300%, according to Bloomberg.
How will you do in a country where real estate companies, local governments, and banks across China have crashed or fled? That is your challenge for the future (will you own a trash house with the mortgage?). Pensions will be laundered and your daily pay will be 2 dollars.
Mengze harvard daughter: lives in US brother: australian green card daughter in law: british green card sister: canadian citizen brother in law: canadian citizen second sister: australian green card second brother in law: australian green card
Arctic Catfish Shenzhen: laughs at how Leeks feed her
WOW SO GOOD AWESOME Organ Leeks #sloprosperity #theskydontlie
Tofu Dreg rocket engineering.
welp... at least ALL the cables snapped all at once. It could have went on an angle towards the residential area.... yikes
"the weight of a fully fueled rocket should have been enough to hold it down." Wtf? So am empty rocket will fly? I'm not a rocket scientist but... I know full of fuel is better than no fuel
Worker : Boss, thousands can die if there will be an accident.
Boss : So...?
Tofu dreg extends to rockets too. Is it a Temu rocket?
Breaking into pieces, kind of an understatement
I posted on another video that poor planning is not the only reason for failures like this. Back in the 1970's in the Sacramento, CA area, rocket motors were tested on specially built test stands by either Aerojet General, or McDonnel Douglas for the US space program. One day some bolts failed, probably from not being replaced and the motor flew a short distance. It quickly ran out of fuel because the fuel tanks were externally ground mounted. I think that was the last time those test stands were used. One of them was only a few hundred yards north of a public highway and in plain sight.
I use low grade bolts in my tractor auger as shear bolts (to save the drive train in case of hitting big rock) Didn't know China used shear bolts for their test stand.
They weren’t shear bolts. They were top grade, multi-tested, stainless Chinesium. The same quality they export around the world.
Nice video and presentation.
The gyro stabilization system was on board, operational and is holding attitude, until engine shut down command issues.
This can hardly an accident. It is negligent and irresponsible. It may land on the adjacent city.
They really need to get rid of that test site and the nearby launch site. There's a reason why the largest _Long March_ rockets are launched at the Juiquan Launch Center next to the Gobi Desert and the Wenchang Space Launch Site on Hainan Island--far less hazard to nearby residents because of their location.
Watching this while my Kerbal is hiking 1km on the Mun to get rescued. Fell off my chair laughing when i heard they were counting on the fuel to weigh down rocket engines doing static fire.🤣
I like your ending statement. :-)
OHHH!! They were testing the SCAFFOLDING!!
Well it held on to the rocket for a few moments so I'd say that was a successful test.
Who could have imagined that, as you use up the fuel, the weight of the fuel would become less?
Only in China! 👏👏👏👏
I wonder if they have a big emergency "what about" button in mission control when things go wrong.
What happens when a scam country tries to copy a scam company? xD
Like the toys they make
Now that's funny, at least they didn't use zip ties.
I thought they had self destruct explosives to detonate when it went out of control.
After listening to tbe text messages, it's clear why the rockets were built so close to towns.
They just wanted to save money on travel and shipments expenses
China is a prime example why regulations are extremely important.
If they expected the weight of the rocket itself to keep it on the ground... That's kinda not how a rocket is supposed to work..
It's by a private company testing rocket. This channel was happy to announced it 😂😂😂 China already broadcast it's not a national rocket!
The casual response makes you wonder about the reports of "no civilian casualties".