EU Aerospace Rocket Launch Failure Raises Important Questions

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, March 30th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be holding a live launch starting around noon tomorrow at Central Time. If you're interested, it's going to be interesting. They're launching four astronauts into space to do a... What we call a polar orbit, again, once thought to be impossible, now we're going to actually, for whatever reason, send four astronauts, and we're going to launch them tomorrow, start about noon central, into a polar orbit. And I believe this is to distract from all the millions of dollars and children that they have, well, abused. They, meaning every government in the U.S., especially Israel, disaster strikes, EU space rocket, right? There's a growing unease across the European continent, the EU, European Union, from the war in Ukraine and the migrant crisis to economic troubles in Germany, even the continent's lagging space program, without a doubt. What infuriates the liberals in Brussels most is that Elon Musk's SpaceX is running circles around the European Space Agency and its institutional partners in terms of space access and securing space-based communications. We're even talking about low orbit. The latest mishap was today for the ESA, European Space Agency. It was the German startup Isar Aerospace, their first rocket launch attempt, and it was to reach low Earth orbit, which ended in a fireball earlier today, a fireball. This is going to be the launch of the Isar Aerospace Spectrum rocket, launches from the orbital launch pad at the, well, Andøya Space Center in Norway. The launch failed early in first stage flight. That's why it's a test flight. Can you imagine? They pretend like they have ballistic missiles and they can't even launch a non-crewed rocket into low space orbit? Help, Lord, I've sinned. We have engine ignition. Eagle has cleared the tower and is now starting to pitch over the tower. What is that? So it's 2025, it got up about, well, three, four hundred meters into the sky, and then they didn't abort the mission, it just lost all control. This is a ---- show, and this should be a good lesson to y'all, as what's happening with all the space shows. The U.S. just has a little bit better CGI. And by a little bit better, they have real-time augmented virtual reality. So, it's a lot time better. Well, watch that again. That didn't go as planned as usual. You know what? I'm so tired of this crap, right? We all know, well, low Earth orbit is highly, highly sought after. Well, objective, and I'm not quite sure we've even been lower thoroughbred. Based on all the data that we've been able to actually receive back and get from all these launches, there's a much better chance that von Braun's tombstone that says Psalms 19.1 and the firmament show his handiwork. It's much more true, much more true than these rocket launches. God bless. Share, subscribe. Always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.