And here the engines appear gimballed over, which is impossible since they are fixed in place without any thrust vector control. So the guys who built it think that the engine mounts broke.
(Jun 8, 2025 03:18 AM)Yazata Wrote: [...second image...] Then things went wrong. Here the nose is popping off along with something else I can't identify.
If the shiny part is a flame being emitted by the unidentified object, then it may be the first time I've ever seen a rocket engine travel solo to a higher altitude than the rocket itself.