stux⚡️Chinese #rocket sheds tiles during launch
Wiredfire 
@stux it’s just a little airborne, it’s still good..
Saint Baal-MAŠ@stux apparently it's supposed to do that. Huh.
MagicLike 🏳️🌈@stux errrrrrrrrrrrr....
ISN'T THAT FREACKING DANGEROUS?!
Jay Thoden van Velzen ☁️🛡️
@stux chabuduo space travel
Andi Cougevan@stux That’s crazy. Are there people on board?
Kommadieb 🌆@stux according to some reddit folks these are parts of a temporary isolation layer (and/or ice particles) required only shortly before launch. nothing to worry about. (grain of salt etc.)
Griselda Mussett
Daniel Struyf 
☕@stux ducttape doet wonderen
NeoFox@stux That is normal. It's just ice from the cryogenic propellant
Itzz Me@stux woah, I wasn’t expecting that much
Robin Hood
David™ 🍔🍕🍗🌮@stux oh lawd. the reentry will be a mess.
Chris Harris@stux They are thermal insulation panels, made from materials like styrofoam. They're designed to fall off. Here's Scott Manley explaining the theory behind it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn-2Fd0e2RY
What Is This Debris Falling Off The Sides Of Rockets?
grob (teeth era) 🇺🇦🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️@stux Rakete bei Wish bestellt
Caitlin Raymond, MD/PhD@stux I imagine that’s bad :(
theHeinousGoothis might cause some problems...?
pochenk@stux of course, its made out of chinese parts
Francis@stux That is probably not good.
Sophia Atkinson 
@stux That is actually ice. Due to the oxygen and fuel being super-cooled to keep it super compressed moisture from the air on the outside of the ship freezes before launch. So the vibrations of the craft cause it to fall off.
Sorry for the long response I'm just I nerd.