Blue Origins New Glenn-raket exploderade under test i Florida

Blue Origins New Glenn-raket exploderade under torsdagskvällen i samband med ett motorprov vid företagets uppskjutningsplats i Cape Canaveral, Florida. Explosionen skapade ett stort eldklot som syntes i omgivningen. Företagets grundare Jeff Bezos bekräftade att all personal är oskadd.

Händelsen inträffade på uppskjutningsplattan när företaget genomförde ett marktest av den stora raketen. Vittnen rapporterade om ljusa flammor som lyste upp natthimlen nära Floridas kust.

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