Which instability arises when exceeding a rocket's altitude limit?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding design altitude creates the risk of aerodynamic forces reversing thrust vector authority; The rocket tilts because the thrust vectoring mechanism no longer effectively exerts control, therefore leading to complete loss of control rather than simple drag or overheating.

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