The uncrewed Spectrum rocket crashed and burn – like Germany as a whole? For decades, the German people have been renowned for their engineering prowess, associated with precision, innovation, and durability. You’d hear phrases like ‘German engineering is not just a skill; it’s a philosophy of perfection’, or ‘Germany, engineering is not a job—it’s an art form’. In the area of rocket design and construction it was not different, with genius pioneer Werner Von Braun taken from Nazi Germany to erect the first NASA projects. But that was then, and this is now, with de-industrializing Teutons devolving from their former glory. Today, a German test rocket supposed to kick-start the European satellite launches failed, fell back to the ground and exploded 40 seconds after its…
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