Watch: Rocket with 3D-printed components lifts off successfully (though it fails to reach its orbit)
Relativity Space successfully launched ‘Terran’ 1 from Florida, US but an anomaly shut the engine down.
LIFTOFF OF THE WORLD’S FIRST 3D-PRINTED ROCKET!!! GO @relativityspace #Terran1!!! pic.twitter.com/bMhxhWV4A4
— SquawkGaming 🇺🇦🇹🇷🇸🇾 (@SquawkGamingYT) March 23, 2023
A video streak of Terran 1 launching for the first time pic.twitter.com/QGhzEEgBev
— Kyle Montgomery (@Kyle_M_Photo) March 23, 2023
Relativity Space's methane-fueled Terran 1 rocket races past the point of Max-Q about 80 seconds after liftoff tonight from Cape Canaveral.
— Stephen Clark (@StephenClark1) March 23, 2023
So glad we were able to capture that unusual (though maybe not so unusual in the future) blue-tinted exhaust. pic.twitter.com/YkObVMp2wH
We have had several videos coming in of the overnight show in the sky. It appears this could be the remnants of the failed Terran 1 rocket, which didn't make it into orbit.
— Justin Hobbs (@YourWXJustin) March 23, 2023
Video by Jeffery Berry@NBC2 pic.twitter.com/llVitxHSNO
