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Reminds me of last year, when images emerged of a "long march" rocket crashing a couple of hundrer meters from a village, releasing a decidedly not-healthy-look
by ArnoVW 7y ago
Reminds me of last year, when images emerged of a "long march" rocket crashing a couple of hundrer meters from a village, releasing a decidedly not-healthy-looking red smoke cloud (after the initial fireball).
http://spaceflight101.com/chinese-villagers-capture-falling-long-march-rocket-booster-on-video/ http://spaceflight101.com/chinese-villagers-capture-falling-...
- m4rtink 7y agoIt's for sure not healthy - the old Long March rockets, like the one in question, use hypergolic propellants, which while having the nice features of igniting on contact & being room temperature storeable in liquid form, are unfortunately highly toxic and carcinogenic.