Foguete chinês de última geração, pronto para revolucionar a exploração espacial, decola acidentalmente, despenca, explode na China e acidente viraliza no mundo

Chinese Next-Generation Rocket, Ready to Revolutionize Space Exploration, Launches Accidentally, Plummets, Explodes in China and Accident Goes Viral Worldwide

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 03/07/2024 at 18:41

Acidente inesperado impacta a exploração espacial da China: Foguete Tianlong-3 se solta da base e voa acidentalmente, explodindo em uma montanha após falha de lançamento.

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Unexpected Accident Impacts China’s Space Exploration: Tianlong-3 Rocket Detaches from Launch Pad and Flies Accidentally, Exploding on a Mountain After Launch Failure.

Imagine the scene: a state-of-the-art Chinese rocket, ready to revolutionize space exploration in China and around the world, unexpectedly takes off, only to plummet into a mountain amid a massive fireball. That’s exactly what happened with the Tianlong-3 from Space Pioneer, and the stunning images captured by the local population turned this incident into a viral phenomenon.

Discover all the details of this fascinating story and its impacts on China’s space race.

Chinese Rocket Tianlong-3 Fails During Ignition Tests

The Chinese rocket Tianlong-3, developed by the commercial company Space Pioneer, experienced a significant failure during ignition tests, resulting in a crash last Sunday (30). The incident occurred at the testing facility located in Gongyi, Henan province, China.

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Tianlong-3’s Onboard Computer Automatically Shut Off Engines After Accidental Launch, Resulting in Rocket Fall

Space Pioneer, also known as Beijing Tianbing Technology, released a statement explaining that there was a structural failure in the connection between the rocket body and the testing base.

The onboard computer of the Tianlong-3 automatically shut off the engines after the accidental launch, resulting in the rocket falling about 1.5 km southwest of the launch site. According to the company, 850 tons of propellant were consumed in the explosion.

Due to the incident, the planned orbital launch for the Tianlong-3 is expected to be postponed. The test is expected to take place at the Wenchang spaceport, located on Hainan Island. According to Chinese state media, Space Pioneer was the first company in the country to successfully conduct a commercial orbital launch, using the Tianlong-2 in 2023.

Chinese Rocket Is Significantly Larger Than Its Predecessor, With a Diameter of 3.8 Meters and a Launch Weight of 590 Tons

The Tianlong-3 is significantly larger than its predecessor, with a diameter of 3.8 meters and a launch weight of 590 tons. It is capable of carrying up to 17 tons of payload to low Earth orbit, with performance comparable to the Falcon-9 rocket from SpaceX. This accident occurred shortly after the success of China’s Chang’e-6 mission, which retrieved samples from the far side of the Moon.

Chinese Next-Generation Rocket, Ready to Revolutionize Space Exploration, Launches Accidentally, Plummets, Explodes in China and Accident Goes Viral Worldwide

Unexpected Accident Impacts China’s Space Exploration: Tianlong-3 Rocket Detaches from Launch Pad and Flies Accidentally, Exploding on a Mountain After Launch Failure.

Chinese Rocket Tianlong-3 Fails During Ignition Tests

Tianlong-3’s Onboard Computer Automatically Shut Off Engines After Accidental Launch, Resulting in Rocket Fall

Chinese Rocket Is Significantly Larger Than Its Predecessor, With a Diameter of 3.8 Meters and a Launch Weight of 590 Tons

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Chinese Rocket Tianlong-3 Fails During Ignition Tests

Tianlong-3’s Onboard Computer Automatically Shut Off Engines After Accidental Launch, Resulting in Rocket Fall

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