German space launch company Rocket Factory Augsburg (RFA) is investigating an unspecified “issue” with its rocket ahead of upcoming engine test plans, according to multiple reports. The company is making a change to its rocket configuration as part of its preparation, including “de-stacking” a 30-metre-tall launch vehicle. Both outlets describe the vehicle height and the decision to de-stack it, linking the action to the ongoing investigation. The reports do not provide details on what the issue is, what caused it, or what specific steps RFA is taking to resolve it beyond adjusting the vehicle setup before engine testing. The information indicates that engine tests are still part of the company’s near-term plan, but that progress depends on the outcome of the investigation and the updated preparation approach. Overall, the coverage focuses on RFA’s decision to investigate the problem and modify the rocket configuration prior to engine test activities.