Orbit would’ve been nice, but a huge surprise if it actually happened

Per @sciguyspace: “No private company has ever launched its first independently developed, liquid-fueled rocket and had it reach orbit on the first try”

https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/03/relativity-space-will-try-again-for-the-third-time-to-launch-wednesday/

#RelativitySpace #GoodLuckHaveFun #GLHF #rocket

Relativity Space hopes to live additively ever after with Wednesday’s launch

Watch this one because there won't be many Terran 1 launches.

Ars Technica
@saila @sciguyspace It seems like they accomplished most of the hard parts — starting and running 9 methalox engines, making it structurally through max-Q, and stage sep. Hopefully, what looked like failure of second stage engine ignition is easy to diagnose and fix.