Space rocket crashes in flames after accidental launch

Static test became a dynamic test. Bad look for sure, flight was most definitely not terminated intentionally and the rocket, still full of fuel, crashed back down to earth after multiple engine failures and exploded. This happened in a relatively populated area and there the resulting overpressure definitely at least broke some windows in a relatively dense metro.

Less "accidental launch" and more "failure of the bits that were securing the rocket for a static test."

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You left the most important part out of the title.

&quot;accidental launch&quot; - I am no rocket scientist, but that sounds bad.

Why didn’t you add “Chinese” space rocket?

Hold down bolts from Temu that were pot metal plated plastic? :)