I don't know, it's just a turn of phrase, if we started digging into the grammar/structure of every turn of phrase, well that's a fool's errand... also it's actually correct - miss is the subject... this sentence explicitly states it was a miss, near isn't even truly necessary here, it functions as an adjective/modifier for miss: a miss that was near, the objects missed, but were near each other, thank you for coming to my TED talk
Rockets going up and explode with their crew.
Archery training ....
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