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While it failed to reach orbit, Wednesday's launch proved that the rocket -- whose mass is 85 percent 3D-printed -- could withstand the rigours of lift-off.

First 3D-printed rocket lifts off but fails to reach orbit

The world's first 3D-printed rocket launched successfully on Wednesday though it failed to reach orbit.

While it failed to reach orbit, Wednesday's launch proved that the rocket -- whose mass is 85 percent 3D-printed -- could withstand the rigours of lift-off.

The world's first 3D-printed rocket launched successfully on Wednesday, marking a step forward for the California company behind the innovative spacecraft, though it failed to reach orbit.
Billed as less costly to produce and fly, the unmanned Terran 1 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida at 11:25 pm (0325 GMT Thursday) but suffered an "anomaly" during second-stage separation as it streamed towards low Earth orbit, according to a livestream broadcast by aerospace startup Relativity Space.
The company did not immediately give further details.
While it failed to reach orbit, Wednesday's launch proved that the rocket -- whose mass is 85 percent 3D-printed -- could withstand the rigors of lift-off.
The successful launch came on the third attempt. It had originally been scheduled to launch on March 8 but was postponed at the last minute because of propellant temperature issues.
A second attempt on March 11 was scrubbed due to fuel pressure problems.
Had Terran 1 reached low Earth orbit, it would have been the first privately funded vehicle using methane fuel to do so on its first try, according to Relativity.
Terran 1 was not carrying a payload for its first flight, but the rocket will eventually be capable of putting up to 2,755 pounds (1,250 kilograms) into low Earth orbit.
The rocket is 110 feet (33.5 meters) tall with a diameter of 7.5 feet (2.2 meters).
Eighty-five percent of its mass is 3D-printed with metal alloys, including the nine Aeon 1 engines used in its first stage and the one Aeon Vacuum engine employed in the second.
It is the largest ever 3D-printed object and was made using the world's largest 3D metal printers, according to the Long Beach-based company.
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Coming three weeks after an aborted launch due to a separate glitch, the H3's failure was a setback for Japan’s space programme

Japan destroys new space rocket mid-flight after engine failure

Japan’s space agency intentionally destroyed a new H3 rocket moments into its launch on Tuesday after the ignition for the second stage of the country's first new rocket series in more than two decades failed.

Coming three weeks after an aborted launch due to a separate glitch, the H3's failure was a setback for Japan&rsquo;s space programme

Japan&rsquo;s space agency intentionally destroyed a new H3 rocket moments into its launch on Tuesday after the ignition for the second stage of the country's first new rocket series in more than two decades failed.
Coming three weeks after an aborted launch due to a separate glitch, the H3's failure was a setback for Japan&rsquo;s space programme - and possibly for its missile detection programme - and a disappointment for space fans who were rooting for Tuesday's retrial.
The rocket was carrying an Advanced Land Observation Satellite, tasked primarily with Earth observation and data collection for disaster response and map making, and an experimental infrared sensor developed by the Defense Ministry that can monitor military activity including missile launches.
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The H3 rocket with a white head blasted off and soared into the blue sky from the Tanegashima Space Center in southern Japan as fans and local residents cheered.
It followed its planned trajectory and the second stage separated as planned, but the ignition for it failed, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency said.
JAXA said it sent a command to destroy the rocket as there was no hope for it to complete its mission.
Officials are investigating the cause of the failure and expected to give early findings at a news conference later Tuesday.
The failure is the second in six months since a smaller Epsilon-series solid-fueled rocket designed to launch scientific satellites failed in October.
The H3 launch had also been delayed for more than two years because of an engine development delay.
During a launch attempt in February, an electrical glitch after the main engine ignition aborted the launch just before its liftoff and narrowly saved the rocket.

Elon Musk's company SpaceX launched a classified payload into space on April 17. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was used to put a National Reconnaissance Office consignment into orbit.
The payload was a US spy satellite, according to a CNN report. The rocket was launched from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The rocket launched on April 17 had also been used in February for another NRO payload, as per reports.
SpaceX developed Falcon 9 as a re-usable rocket to make space missions cheaper. For Sunday's mission, the first stage booster of the Falcon 9 returned and landed successfully at the Space Force Base's Landing Zone 4.

SpaceX secret launch: watch Elon Musk's firm send Falcon 9 rocket into space with US spy satellite

SpaceX secret launch: what was on latest Falcon 9 rocket mission?

THUMBNAIL WHAT WAS ON SECRET SPACEX MISSION?
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 ((SHORT OPENING VISUALS + NAT TRANSLATION, NO VO)) https://bit.ly/3xxj0x9
(0:07 - 0:16) TRANSLATION - Five, four, three, two, one, zero. Ignition. Lift-off. The Falcon 9.
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 ((VISUALS + MUSIC + SLIGHT NAT)) https://bit.ly/3xxj0x9
CALIFORNIA, USA 17 APR 2022 SOURCE: AP | SPACEX
 Elon Musk's company SpaceX launched a classified payload into space on April 17. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was used to put a National Reconnaissance Office consignment into orbit. The payload was a US spy satellite, according to a CNN report. The rocket was launched from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The rocket launched on April 17 had also been used in February for another NRO payload, as per reports. SpaceX developed Falcon 9 as a re-usable rocket to make space missions cheaper. For Sunday's mission, the first stage booster of the Falcon 9 returned and landed successfully at the Space Force Base's Landing Zone 4.
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CAPTIONS SpaceX's classified payload launch Falcon 9 rocket launch on April 17 Carried a US spy satellite: report Falcon 9 a re-usable space rocket First stage booster landed safely

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Elon Musk's company SpaceX launched a classified payload into space on April 17.&nbsp;A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was used to put a National Reconnaissance Office consignment into orbit.
The payload was a US spy satellite, according to a CNN report.&nbsp;The rocket was launched from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.&nbsp;The rocket launched on April 17 had also been used in February for another NRO payload, as per reports.
SpaceX developed Falcon 9 as a re-usable rocket to make space missions cheaper.&nbsp;For Sunday's mission, the first stage booster of the Falcon 9 returned and landed successfully at the Space Force Base's Landing Zone 4.
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In an interesting turn of events in Afghanistan, relations between the Taliban and its patron Pakistan seem to be souring.
After Pakistan reportedly launched rocket attacks along its border with Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban issued a strong statement.&nbsp;Taliban accused Pakistani military of killing five children and a woman in its pre-dawn rocket strikes on April 16.
Spokesperson for the Taliban government Zabiullah Mujahid reportedly said, "This is cruelty and it is paving the way for enmity between Afghanistan and Pakistan. We are using all options to prevent repetition (of such attacks) and calling for our sovereignty to be respected. The Pakistani side should know that if a war starts it will not be in the interest of any side. It will cause instability in the region."
Islamabad has claimed that terror attacks on Pakistan have been launched from Afghan soil.&nbsp;Pakistan has been waging war on the Pakistani Taliban, while providing help to the Afghan Taliban.
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, is distinct from the Afghan Taliban, but TTP leaders have been known to seek asylum in Afghanistan.&nbsp;Apart from the TTP, a territorial dispute over the Durand Line has also been a thorn in Pakistan and Taliban relations.
The latest tension is ironic since Pakistan has been long accused of providing aid to the Afghan Taliban covertly, helping it fight the Americans in USA's longest war.&nbsp;The Taliban stormed to power in August 2021 as the US military withdrew from the war-torn country.

Taliban warns Pakistan after rocket attacks along Afghan border, tells ally 'don't start war'

Trouble in terror paradise? Tension between Pakistan and Taliban over rocket strikes in Afghan border areas

THUMBNAIL TROUBLE IN TERROR PARADISE?
In an interesting turn of events in Afghanistan, relations between the Taliban and its patron Pakistan seem to be souring.After Pakistan reportedly launched rocket attacks along its border with Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban issued a strong statement. Taliban accused Pakistani military of killing five children and a woman in its pre-dawn rocket strikes on April 16. Spokesperson for the Taliban government Zabiullah Mujahid reportedly said, "This is cruelty and it is paving the way for enmity between Afghanistan and Pakistan. We are using all options to prevent repetition (of such attacks) and calling for our sovereignty to be respected. The Pakistani side should know that if a war starts it will not be in the interest of any side. It will cause instability in the region." Islamabad has claimed that terror attacks on Pakistan have been launched from Afghan soil. Pakistan has been waging war on the Pakistani Taliban, while providing help to the Afghan Taliban. The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, is distinct from the Afghan Taliban, but TTP leaders have been known to seek asylum in Afghanistan. Apart from the TTP, a territorial dispute over the Durand Line has also been a thorn in Pakistan and Taliban relations. The latest tension is ironic since Pakistan has been long accused of providing aid to the Afghan Taliban covertly, helping it fight the Americans in USA's longest war. The Taliban stormed to power in August 2021 as the US military withdrew from the war-torn country.
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CAPTIONS Tension between Afghan Taliban, Pakistan Pak rockets hit areas along Afghan border Don't be foe; don't start war: Taliban to Pak Afghan civilians allegedly died in strikes Pak alleges terror attacks from Afghan soil Pak-Taliban tension over TTP, border dispute
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In an interesting turn of events in Afghanistan, relations between the Taliban and its patron Pakistan seem to be souring.
After Pakistan reportedly launched rocket attacks along its border with Afghanistan, the ruling Taliban issued a strong statement.&nbsp;Taliban accused Pakistani military of killing five children and a woman in its pre-dawn rocket strikes on April 16.
Spokesperson for the Taliban government Zabiullah Mujahid reportedly said, "This is cruelty and it is paving the way for enmity between Afghanistan and Pakistan. We are using all options to prevent repetition (of such attacks) and calling for our sovereignty to be respected. The Pakistani side should know that if a war starts it will not be in the interest of any side. It will cause instability in the region."
Islamabad has claimed that terror attacks on Pakistan have been launched from Afghan soil.&nbsp;Pakistan has been waging war on the Pakistani Taliban, while providing help to the Afghan Taliban.
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, is distinct from the Afghan Taliban, but TTP leaders have been known to seek asylum in Afghanistan.&nbsp;Apart from the TTP, a territorial dispute over the Durand Line has also been a thorn in Pakistan and Taliban relations.
The latest tension is ironic since Pakistan has been long accused of providing aid to the Afghan Taliban covertly, helping it fight the Americans in USA's longest war.&nbsp;The Taliban stormed to power in August 2021 as the US military withdrew from the war-torn country.

Dazzling visuals of what appears to be a meteor shower were captured by residents in central India.&nbsp;Blazing streaks of lights were captured on camera by people in many parts of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.&nbsp;The lights were sighted in Maharashtra's Nagpur, and Jhabua and Barwani in Madhya Pradesh, as per reports.
A scientist claimed&nbsp;on Twitter&nbsp;that it was actually a Chinese rocket burning up on re-entry into Earth.
Meteors are rocks from outer space which enter the Earth's atmosphere at very high speeds.&nbsp;In the process, they heat up and turn into fireballs or 'shooting stars'.They usually vaporise in the short journey.
According to American space agency NASA, the Lyrids meteor showers are common in April.&nbsp;The Lyrids are one of the oldest known meteor showers, having been observed for 2,700 years.

On Camera: Burning Chinese rocket or meteors? Stunning lights seen in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh

On Cam: Chinese rocket burning in Indian skies, or meteor shower? Stunning lights seen in Maharashtra, MP


((METEOR SHOWER VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1510297682996195329
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 Dazzling visuals of what appears to be a meteor shower were captured by residents in central India. Blazing streaks of lights were captured on camera by people in many parts of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. The lights were sighted in Maharashtra's Nagpur, and Jhabua and Barwani in Madhya Pradesh, as per reports.
 ((JONATHAN MCDOWELL TWEET)) https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1510274696524279810
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 A scientist claimed&nbsp;on Twitter&nbsp;that it was actually a Chinese rocket burning up on re-entry into Earth. Meteors are rocks from outer space which enter the Earth's atmosphere at very high speeds. In the process, they heat up and turn into fireballs or 'shooting stars'. They usually vaporise in the short journey. According to American space agency NASA, the Lyrids meteor showers are common in April. The Lyrids are one of the oldest known meteor showers, having been observed for 2,700 years.
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 CAPTIONS Dazzling lights in skies over MP, Maharashtra Possible meteor shower caught on camera A scientist claimed it was Chinese rocket Rocket burning up on re-entry: J. McDowell
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<span style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-variant-numeric: inherit; font-variant-east-asian: inherit; font-weight: 400; font-stretch: inherit; font-size: 12pt; line-height: inherit; font-family: Calibri, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; vertical-align: baseline; color: #000000; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; white-space: normal; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-thickness: initial; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial;">The lights were sighted in Maharashtra's Nagpur, and Jhabua and Barwani in Madhya Pradesh, as per reports.

Dazzling visuals of what appears to be a meteor shower were captured by residents in central India.&nbsp;Blazing streaks of lights were captured on camera by people in many parts of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.&nbsp;The lights were sighted in Maharashtra's Nagpur, and Jhabua and Barwani in Madhya Pradesh, as per reports.
 A scientist claimed&nbsp;on Twitter&nbsp;that it was actually a Chinese rocket burning up on re-entry into Earth.
 Meteors are rocks from outer space which enter the Earth's atmosphere at very high speeds.&nbsp;In the process, they heat up and turn into fireballs or 'shooting stars'. They usually vaporise in the short journey.
 According to American space agency NASA, the Lyrids meteor showers are common in April.&nbsp;The Lyrids are one of the oldest known meteor showers, having been observed for 2,700 years.

A rocket startup's big Florida launch debut ended with all four mini satellites destroyed Thursday.
California-based Astra sent its rocket soaring from Cape Canaveral after multiple delays, including a last-second engine shutdown Monday. The 43-foot (13-meter) rocket arced through a clear afternoon sky out over the Atlantic, carrying small research satellites sponsored by NASA.
But shortly after the first-stage booster dropped away, onboard cameras showed the second stage igniting and appearing to tumble. The video cameras went dark less than four minutes into the flight and the airwaves grew silent.
A launch commentator finally confirmed that the payloads failed to reach orbit. Three of the CubeSats were built by universities in Alabama, New Mexico and California, while the fourth was from NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. All ended up crashing into the ocean.
 

Watch: Rocket startup’s launch debut ends in ocean crash

((NAT VOICE- NO VO- WOMAN SAYING LV000 HAS LAUNCHED AND IS ON ITS WAY TO SPACE)) A rocket startup's big Florida launch debut ended with all four mini satellites destroyed Thursday.
California-based Astra sent its rocket soaring from Cape Canaveral after multiple delays. ((TAKE NAT 0,1,2,3- THE FIRST BIT IN THE VIDEO- TILL ROCKET FLIES)) The 43-foot rocket arced through a clear afternoon sky out over the Atlantic, carrying small research satellites sponsored by NASA.
But shortly after the first-stage booster dropped away, onboard cameras showed the second stage igniting and appearing to tumble. ((SPLIT VIDEO OF NO CAM MOVEMENT)) The video cameras went dark less than four minutes into the flight and the airwaves grew silent. ((NAT commentator finally confirmed that the payloads failed to reach orbit.))

Shortly after the first-stage booster dropped away, onboard cameras showed the second stage igniting and appearing to tumble.

A rocket startup's big Florida launch debut ended with all four mini satellites destroyed Thursday.
California-based Astra sent its rocket soaring from Cape Canaveral after multiple delays, including a last-second engine shutdown Monday. The 43-foot (13-meter) rocket arced through a clear afternoon sky out over the Atlantic, carrying small research satellites sponsored by NASA.
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But shortly after the first-stage booster dropped away, onboard cameras showed the second stage igniting and appearing to tumble. The video cameras went dark less than four minutes into the flight and the airwaves grew silent.
A launch commentator finally confirmed that the payloads failed to reach orbit. Three of the CubeSats were built by universities in Alabama, New Mexico and California, while the fourth was from NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. All ended up crashing into the ocean.
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