Soviet N1 Lunar Rocket Explodes in Chain Reaction 90 Seconds After Liftoff

On November 23, 1972, the Soviet Union's giant N1 rocket made its fourth launch and failed, exploding about 107 seconds after liftoff; all four launches ended in failure, and the Soviet lunar program came to an end as a result.

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2026-10-07 01:17 · Despite a failure after just 107 seconds in flight, it was the closest the giant rocket ever came to completing the oper

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