Space Stats

Problem occurred during second stage burn at an

The rocket's engines almost immediately shut down and the vehicle crashed back onto the launch pad.

Launched without a crew to replace the damaged Soyuz MS-22 following the latter's coolant leak.

The second stage did not ignite; a destruct command was sent and the debris from the vehicle impacted the Pacific.

The satellite hosts NASA's TEMPO (Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution) earth observation payload

The first full Starship flight test using Booster 7. Of the 33 Raptor 2 engines on the Booster, 3 failed early and at least 3 more shut down at some point during the ascent. At T+3:59, an automated flight-termination-system destruct ended the flight in a fireball.

Stage 2 failure

Booster exploded after stage separation, at T+3:20 at an altitude of 90 km. Ship 25 continued accelerating, but ship's flight termination system had been activated towards the end of the burn, which according to the flight plan was to have shut down at T+8:33 in an estimated 50 x 250 km marginal orbit.

second stage failed to restart