ROCKET LAUNCH Failure Compilation - HEAVIEST Rocket Accidents & Crash | @cinefootage Panama Beaches

ROCKET LAUNCH Failure Compilation - HEAVIEST Rocket Accidents
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[rushiljohal]

The first one actually became a missle.

[ludwigvonkoopa]

I just want to point out that the first one, a Proton rocket, steered that way because someone physically hammered three of the four guidance sensors in the rocket upside down.

[sampson]

This could’ve happened in Phineas and Ferbs backyard :(]

[jacobcote]

Announcer: "The Rocket Is Nominal, Very Good"

Rocket : I Don't Think So

[kevinbyrne]

The first launch failure was a Russian Proton M rocket launched in 2013.
4:26 -- Titan 34D in 1986
6:02 -- Titan IV booster test firing failure in 1991
7:22 -- Chinese Long March 3 in 1996
8:11 -- Damage from Long March 3 failure in 1996
8:39 -- Ariane 5 in 1996
9:01 -- Soyuz R-7 in 2002
10:14 -- Soyuz R-7 in 2002
11:27 -- Sea Launch Zenit 3SL in 2007
11:38 -- Indian rocket in 2010

[Chocobuster]

Anyone here after space x launched safely?

[i_dontexist]

I feel bad for the crashed ones. Imagine going to see a rocket launch off into space but instead it just starts breaking, flies downward, then crashes. That’s a day ruined right there.

[PictureThisNewMedia]

The funny/ironic fact is we just all sat and watched 100's of billions of dollars worth of explosions for free in 12minutes. Beats fireworks shows

[stratspher]

Watching these rockets fail makes me sad

[imyself]

4:10 "We have a main engine shutdown". Might be a slight understatement there.

[SamuelSantos-ufpm]

"IDIOT! WHEN I SAID, 'SHOOT IT TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD", I MEANT GO AROUND THE PLANET! NOT THROUGH IT!"

[concordegaming]

7:46 They told me I could be anything I wanted...
*KABOOM*
...so I became the sun.

[cloudfresh]

0:39 the first one was like "I'm staying home"

[davidmagana]

Houston.., we have a problem that bubble gum isn’t holding

[kanax]

In soviet russia, the rocket itself chooses where to go and where to land.

[Depsterz]

whos watching this before spacex's launch

[ankanhalder]

Very sad. Months of thinking, planning and working. But scientists learned from each mishap and for better.

[toyotasupra]

1:30 *when I mess up on a building with my Legos*

[iiliq-yt]

0:00 Rocket: “I always was a missile-type of person. Lemme end some lives if you don’t mind.”

[deenguyenfamily]

1:18 Rocket: Mr. Stark I don’t feel so good...