The launch of Japan’s eighth H3 rocket ends in failure as the vehicle could not place Michibiki No. 5, a global positioning satellite, into orbit. Watch more on https://www.youtube.com/c/NipponTVNews24Japan | Nippon TV News24 Japan

7K views · 50 reactions | Japan's first launch of heavy-lift H3 rocket in 29 years ends in failure — it never got off the ground The rocket failed to take off because of a failure in the solid propellant boosters. By the way, its launch was already delayed because of the malfunction of the control system. The development of the rocket cost $1.5 billion. The next attempt to launch the H3 could take place in a week, Kyodo said. | PETV | Facebook