Japan Kairos Launch Failure

The SpaceInfo Podcast
22/12/2024 11 min
Japan Kairos Launch Failure

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The second launch of the Kairos rocket, developed by the Japanese startup Space One, failed on December 18, 2024, approximately three minutes after liftoff. The rocket self-destructed after detecting anomalies in the first-stage engine nozzle control and trajectory. This incident represents a significant setback for Space One, which aims to become a major player in the commercial space launch sector.

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