Drone footage released by Isar Aerospace showing the rocket missed the pad, confirming initial reports.

@dwisecinema @isaraerospace they should keep trying 💪🏻

@dwisecinema @isaraerospace Incredibly beautiful launch site. Honored we were able to help show it to the world. 👍

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@isaraerospace Nice way of removeing snow from the roof :D

@isaraerospace Wow. This love the instant transparency from @isaraerospace

@isaraerospace for a moment, i thought kerbal space program upgraded their game

See. It’s impossible. Elon is so stupid to think and even insist that it could be done. Wow Elon is so so dumb. I mean smart. I mean dumb. I mean smart. Oh yeah. Genius. Nice try ISARA. It is hard and it was a nice attempt you’ll get it just hang in there and keep trying. You’ve got this. All who dare to be bold enough to reach for the stars, I applaud you. Space is the new frontier and we need innovators and problem solvers and competition and even cooperation. I love this exciting time in history. Creating jobs, and a bright future for all of humanity.

@NASASpaceflight @isaraerospace

@isaraerospace Pretty clearly no FTS, not that it probably mattered much. Might even have made it disperse debris in a wider area to include the pad?

@isaraerospace Some rockets simply use engine cutoff as the flight "termination" sequence. Seems a lot of people don't realize this, and are used to large rocket explosions.