A shame - but don't give up!

**french frank** · 11-01-23, 10:24

The Guardian newsletter covered it as this morning's in depth subject. It all sounded quite hopeful for the future.

[Now I've read that linked article, I see it was taken from the newsletter]

**Dave2002** · 11-01-23, 12:45

Originally posted by french frank View Post

The Guardian newsletter covered it as this morning's in depth subject. It all sounded quite hopeful for the future.

[Now I've read that linked article, I see it was taken from the newsletter]

Indeed. I was saddened by the failure, as in the opening stages it seemed to be going quite well, but there are always going to be risks with projects like this. Hopefully it won't take a long run of failures before there is a success.

**oddoneout** · 13-01-23, 16:53

This reinforces the thread title.

You might call it a failure to launch – I call it one small step closer to making British space history | Maggie Aderin-Pocock

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jan/13/launcherone-aborted-mission-space-scientist-failure

After watching LauncherOne abort, I felt briefly dejected. But our attempts to put these tiny satellites into space will pay off, says Maggie Aderin-Pocock

A shame - but don't give up!

A shame - but don't give up!

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