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Deep Blue Aerospace Hop Test Suffers Anomaly Moments Before Landing
mardi 24 septembre 2024, 12:00 , par Slashdot
schwit1 shares a report SpaceNews with the caption: 'Failures aren't failures if you learn from them.' From the report: Chinese commercial rocket firm Deep Blue Aerospace conducted a first-stage rocket hop test Sunday, experiencing a partial failure during the final moments of landing. Deep Blue Aerospace carried out the test at 1:40 a.m. Eastern (0540 UTC) Sept. 22 at the firm's Ejin Banner Spaceport in Inner Mongolia using a Nebula-1 rocket first stage. Footage of the vertical liftoff, vertical landing test shows the rocket ascending to a predetermined altitude before shutting off two of the three engines used for the 179-second flight. Landing legs deployed as planned, and the stage hovered above its planned landing spot. However an anomaly during the final engine shutdown phase led to a higher-than-expected landing altitude, leading to partial damage. You can watch the landing attempt and explosion here.
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https://science.slashdot.org/story/24/09/24/0410259/deep-blue-aerospace-hop-test-suffers-anomaly-mom...
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