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Scorch marks at Deep Blue’s test site in China point to reusable rocket failure

Summary by South China Morning Post
The company has not commented on satellite imagery showing launch pad burn marks or the outcome of VTVL tests in Inner Mongolia.

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Scorch marks at Deep Blue’s test site in China point to reusable rocket failure

The company has not commented on satellite imagery showing launch pad burn marks or the outcome of VTVL tests in Inner Mongolia.

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In China, the First Reusable Space Rocket Crashed During the Test.

Satellite imagery shows signs of a fire near the launch site.

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Chinese Rocket Crashed During Test — Satellite Photos Show Accident

Chinese company Deep Blue Aerospace, which is developing a reusable rocket, allegedly failed during tests in Inner Mongolia. Satellite images point to explosion TSN.ua (news 1+1)

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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