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People had a lot of fear after the “uncontrolled” re-entry of the rocket into the atmosphere Chinese “Long March 5B” to Earth over the weekend.
Confirming news provided by the United States itself and images made by users on Twitter Indonesia and Brunei, the remains of the rocket are now found in various Asian countries, in dangerous settlements.
there were no tragedies
According to experts, the re-entry of a piece rocket it was carried out in a northeasterly direction from Sarawak towards Sulu, in the western Philippines.
At least 20% of rocket it survived atmospheric disintegration, so it produced a visual spectacle among all the people who witnessed its passage.
“No casualties or property damage was reported, but the wreckage is close to villages and a few hundred meters in any direction could tell a different story,” wrote Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
you can see a piece rocket in Pengadang on Kalimantan Barat, in Indonesiaand the police put up barricades around it.
Similarly, another piece was found at Batu Niah in Sarawak. Malaysia.
He also reached the island of Borneo.
new danger
Long hike 5B, With an estimated mass of about 20 tons, it moved uncontrollably at a speed of 28 thousand kilometers per hour. This is not the first time the international community has been watching a Chinese ship.
Bill Nelson, NASA administrator, stated that “The PRC did not share specific information about the trajectory when its rocket Long March 5B fell on Land“.
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