FAILURE: KZ-11 first launch with 2 satellites - JSLC - July 10, 2020 (04:17 UTC)

• #40 by orbitalemgun on 10 Jul, 2020 04:40
• Quote from: Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 04:35

  Need to wait a while before confirmation of successful launch. 4000 seconds is 1 hour, 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752283
  
  "Say to fly more than 4000 seconds, more than an hour, to have a taxi section."
  

  
  Proper translation of the above post:
  It's said to fly for over 4000 seconds (more than an hour), and should have a coasting phase
• #41 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 04:40
• Some MommyTalk while we wait!

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• #42 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 04:48
• Looks like the BilliBilli stream has ended, but it wasn't showing anything useful.
• #43 by Galactic Penguin SST on 10 Jul, 2020 04:50
• https://twitter.com/TheElegant055/status/1281448821961170945
• #44 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 04:57
• Screen grabs from the video.

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• #45 by orbitalemgun on 10 Jul, 2020 05:04
• Looks like launch is a failure
• #46 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 05:04
• Problem with the launch or satellite?
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752306
  
  "It seems that the news from Xiaotai is not very good."
• #47 by orbitalemgun on 10 Jul, 2020 05:05
• Quote from: Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 05:04

  Problem with the launch or satellite?
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752306
  
  "It seems that the news from Xiaotai is not very good."
  

  
  Rocket was still in coasting phase. Looks like a problem with the former.
• #48 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 05:07
• Not looking good.
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752307
  
  "Our space.
  7 minutes ago from HUAWEI P20 Pro
  Since it is a scientific experiment, there will always be success and failure. If we succeed, we gain experience;"
• #49 by Galactic Penguin SST on 10 Jul, 2020 05:24
• Xinhua has confirmed failure.
• #50 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 05:25
• Launch was at 04:11 UTC.
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752335
  
  "On July 10th, at 12:11, China organized the first flight of the new solid rocket of The Express Boat 11 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. Subsequently, experts will be organized to investigate and analyze the cause of the failure. (Xinhua)"
• #51 by Galactic Penguin SST on 10 Jul, 2020 05:34
• Quote from: Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 05:25

  Launch was at 04:11 UTC.
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752335
  
  "On July 10th, at 12:11, China organized the first flight of the new solid rocket of The Express Boat 11 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. Subsequently, experts will be organized to investigate and analyze the cause of the failure. (Xinhua)"
  

  
  Others said 04:17, will have to see which one is correct.
• #52 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 05:36
• Here's one from Our Space that says 04:17 UTC.
  
  http://9ifly.spacety.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=90547&pid=752348
  
  "At 12:17 on the 10th, China organized the first mission of the Express Boat 11 carrier rocket at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, and the rocket flight was abnormal and the launch mission was lost. The specific causes are being further analysed and examined.
  
  The fast boat 11 launch vehicle has a diameter of 2.2 meters, a take-off mass of 78 tons and a capacity of 1 ton in the sun synchronous orbit of 700 kilometers, which is a new solid launch vehicle with the strongest carrying capacity, the largest take-off mass and the largest diameter of the arrow body. Our space"
• #53 by otter on 10 Jul, 2020 05:38
• 12:17 local time
  
  http://www.chinanews.com/gn/2020/07-10/9234694.shtml
• #54 by otter on 10 Jul, 2020 06:01
• From Xinhua
  
  http://www.xinhuanet.com/tech/2020-07/10/c_1126221557.htm
• #55 by otter on 10 Jul, 2020 09:51
• in English:
  
  China's Kuaizhou-11 carrier rocket fails in maiden flight
  
  http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-07/10/c_139202652.htm
• #56 by Kryten on 10 Jul, 2020 11:25
•  This is the sixth worldwide launch failure this year, and we're barely halfway through; it's set to be a bit of a bloodbath. Still a few more maiden launches set to go, too.
• #57 by Chris Bergin on 10 Jul, 2020 11:59
• Rui's article:
  
  https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2020/07/kuaizhou-11-fails-maiden-launch/
  
  https://twitter.com/NASASpaceflight/status/1281558544609882112
• #58 by Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 12:03
• Five of the failures were first flights.
  
  * 9 Feb 20  Simorgh F4
  *16 Mar 20  CZ-7A F1
  *23 Mar 20  Rocket 3.0 (1 of 3)
  * 9 Apr 20  CZ-3B/E F1
  *25 May 20  LauncherOne F1
  * 4 Jul 20  Electron F13
  *10 Jul 20  KZ-11 F1
• #59 by ZachS09 on 10 Jul, 2020 12:48
• Quote from: Steven Pietrobon on 10 Jul, 2020 12:03

  Five of the failures were first flights.
  
  * 9 Feb 20  Simorgh F4
  *16 Mar 20  CZ-7A F1
  *23 Mar 20  Rocket 3.0 (1 of 3)
  * 9 Apr 20  CZ-3B/E F1
  *25 May 20  LauncherOne F1
  * 4 Jul 20  Electron F13
  *10 Jul 20  KZ-11 F1
  

  
  I don’t think Rocket 3.0 was a failure because it never left the ground.