China's Long March Rocket Family Rebounds After Rare Failure

China's Long March rocket family appears to be rebounding quickly from a rare launch failure. The Long March 7A rocket broke apart less than 90 seconds after liftoff, but officials have not released information on the cause. The YF-100 engines used in the rocket returned to flight six days later with a successful Long March 12 rocket launch. A heavy-lift Long March 5 rocket, also with YF-100 engines, is set to launch with the Chang'e 7 lunar lander en route to the Moon's south pole. In other news, a Taiwan satellite launch vehicle prototype veered off course and was destroyed shortly after liftoff, with debris falling into a planned safety control zone.