Accidental rocket launch in China | DW News

"China would win a war in the South China Sea"
Also China:

I thought it was a stealth bomber.

That was a Big bang

How do you accidentally launch a rocket?

Made in china

The rocket was accidentally launched and blew itself up.

Do you think they will spin this as a successful failure or a failed success?

😂😂

Chinese CCP continues to fail 🇨🇳👎

'Structural Failure' also goes by the name Bob. He has two cats and has a condition where he can't help but push buttons. Both figuratively and literally. No one likes Bob.

That wasn’t an accident. An accident is simply the cover story. Just like they tried to cover up the 14 year olds death from his own family.

The Jawas sound surprised 😂

So, is there a Chinese name equivalent for "Carl"?

"Tourist goes missing after going on a hike in Gongyi area"

how does this even happen? and also why does stuff like this keep happening

To all those asking how this could happen, its very simple: someone hit the red button by accident. 😂

The Xi Jinping government manipulates the media to promote personality worship! In fact, it uses public power privately to protect its own personal political interests! In order to monopolize China's political interests, the Xi Jinping government turns his personal rights into national public power! It confuses public power and private rights. The line between! Xi Jinping’s corruption is the political benefit that has enjoyed the highest power for 20 years!

EV started this way and now boom overcapacity😂 Soon NASA will cry satellites overcapacity😊

Everyone around the world when an un scheduled rocket launched 👀👀

the ground crew around the rocket....was like baked....like really, really baked...

Which country in this world that has a space program, launching various types of rockets & creating new rocket engines won’t faced successes & failures in the course of that endeavour. ? More than often, it’s those failures than greater improvements could be made to ensure future successes.!

TOFU DREG BABY!!!

😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Oops, wrong button.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Say something to disappoint you. This is a rocket test run by a Chinese private company.

They're desperately trying to copy SpaceX 😂

When you buy something from Wish.

"Hey.. what's this button for ? "

It was on air longer than the one in the u.s when they call it a milestone success.

Made by the same people who make their electric cars

Imagine if this is nuclear weapon that's bad

Chinese product 😂😂😂😂

Sadly, space travel has such risks.

Imagjine this people threatening to occupy Taiwan 😂😂

Temu sponsored Falcon 9.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

lmfaoooooo

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LMao Wumao

Structural failure….. More like they got hacked and its better not to say that.

Dear China. When your fireworks got bigger, so did your problems.

Was it a Nuke?

The rocket was supposed to be a ground test in an abandoned mine remote but launched by accident. Boeing CST-100 Starliner was launched with two astronauts onboard in a known helium-leaking condition and got them stranded in the ISS. Which of the two sounds worse?

It happens... l!fe.... ! C

If it was successful they will not say accidental 😅

Just a prank, bro

And that's why they tell you not to smoke near the launch pad.

They be crackin 😂

Was it literally a “I said Lunch! Not Launch!.” Situation?

China often uses solid state fuels, the rockets can be fueled long before launch, all it takes is the cleaner being to firm with the feather duster and BOOM WW3.5