The explosion of the Epsilon S engine at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency testing site is the latest in a series of failures that have deflated Japan's space ambitions.
TOKYO, Japan – A rocket engine exploded during a test in Japan on Friday, July 14, but there were no injuries, an official at Japan’s Education, Science and Technology Ministry said.
The explosion of the Epsilon S engine at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency testing site is the latest in a series of failures that have deflated Japan’s space ambitions.Television footage showed flames shooting out the side of a testing facility before the small building was engulfed in flames and the roof blew off.
JAXA’s new medium-lift H-3 rocket was ordered to self-destruct on its debut flight in March, when its second-stage engine did not ignite as planned. That followed the failure of the agency’s solid-fuel Epsilon-6 rocket in October.in an attempt at the first ever soft-landing by a private company. –
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