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The Long March 7A suffered its second launch failure a few hours ago when it explosively concluded its mission from Wenchang, reportedly carrying ChinaSat-4B Details ->

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John DiMarTino1 month ago

My condolences about your rapid unscheduled disassembly, better luck next time.

SpeakertoAnimals1 month ago

When it comes to space exploration, I never wish ill on anyone.

Toysegutt1 month ago

Space is hard.

BMS Recon🍁1 month ago

Sad

n1k0n1 month ago

MaxQ is a bitch

Thibos_Nkutha1 month ago

China's Long March rocket launching Launch: ~20:02 China Standard Time (12:02 UTC) on 10 August 2026 from Launch Complex 201, Wenchang Space Launch Site (Hainan).

AllOne1 month ago

As Elon said, Rocket Engineering is hard, because rockets want to blow themselves into a million pieces.

Jimbo Lushi1 month ago

Thats exactly what we would have with the satellite it was carrying. Thank you China❤️

"Listless" Little Brother1 month ago

oopsie

☄️Anthony_FXD🔥 Confuror 20271 month ago

🥀

News&events Snapshot1 month ago

Hey🇨🇳, why do you even try if you can do that. This is not your field. You best field that suites you is PROPAGANDA. Launch and 💥 history😁

Edward Gom1 month ago

Elon MUSK lo hizo en Star base con un poco de metal 200 xi yinping no soy Elon Musk

NPC_Error1 month ago

Waiting for all the @elonmusk haters to come tell us how nothing he's done is anything new like @neiltyson .660+ falcon 9 launches without anything like this occurring. Musk made this seem easy he made it routine so it's boring. Starship is advancing the frontier.

Dev1 month ago

Good news: Musk sent a congratulatory message

CBFitzGerald1 month ago

THE CAMERAMAN...

Rhody1 month ago

Rockets are hard

Ian A D R1 month ago

Admirable calm from the voices of the watchers. No baby-like tantrum or hysterics, even from what sounds like a female voice. Remarkable. Respect to the Chinese culture.

John Evans1 month ago

Did not notice a delay like I should have, between the explosion and the lack of sound.

Unphased1 month ago

Where are the Chinese bots pushing this news? Something good I can’t get away from the news… bad news…. Randomly find it and never see it again

Dr. polaris1 month ago

@grok qual o propósito do chinasat 4B?

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