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Chinese Long March Rocket Breaks up Over The Indian Ocean

Chinese Long March Rocket Breaks up Over The Indian Ocean Published May 9th, 2021 - 05:21 GMT The Pentagon said on May 5, 2021 it is following the trajectory of a Chinese rocket expected to make an uncontrolled entry into the atmosphere this weekend, with the risk of crashing down in an inhabited area. STR / AFP Highlights Long March 5B core stage reentered atmosphere over Maldives on Saturday China s Long March rocket stage has reentered Earth s atmosphere over the Indian Ocean, north of the Maldives, the US Space Agency has confirmed. Also Read The rocket broke up upon reentry, which occurred at 10.24pm U.S. Eastern Time on Saturday, according to officials, who have not yet given exact coordinates of where it reentered.

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Debris from out-of-control Chinese rocket crashes back to Earth over Indian Ocean

Debris from out-of-control Chinese rocket crashes back to Earth over Indian Ocean CNET 5/10/2021 Gael Fashingbauer Cooper © Provided by CNET The Long March 5B launched the China space station core module in April. The rocket later spiraled back to Earth. China News Service/Getty The discarded body of a Chinese Long March 5B rocket plowed through Earth s atmosphere Saturday night, making an uncontrolled reentry in the Indian Ocean, west of the Maldives. The US Pentagon had been tracking the rocket body since last week, but because of the unusual tumbling of the rocket body and its orbit, it had been difficult to predict where exactly the huge piece of space junk would fall back to the planet.

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Chinese Rocket Breaks Upon Reentry Back To Earth

LADbible Amelia Ward | Last updated 10:09 AM, May 09 2021 GMT+1 China s out of control rocket has landed in the Indian Ocean, the Chinese space administration has said. Loading… The Long March 5B rocket, which was launched on 29 April, re-entered the atmosphere at 3.24am UK time, with most of it destroyed. The point of impact was somewhere southwest of Sri Lanka and India, although as yet there is no confirmation of exactly where. Advert 10 The timing had been pinpointed quite precisely while the rocket was being tracked, but the landing area wasn t clear until the very last few minutes of its descent. China has been criticised over how the situation was handled.

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Out-of-control Chinese rocket will crash back to Earth on Saturday night

Debris from out-of-control Chinese rocket crashes back to Earth over Indian Ocean CNET 5/10/2021 Gael Fashingbauer Cooper © Provided by CNET The Long March 5B launched the China space station core module in April. The rocket later spiraled back to Earth. China News Service/Getty The discarded body of a Chinese Long March 5B rocket plowed through Earth s atmosphere Saturday night, making an uncontrolled reentry in the Indian Ocean, west of the Maldives. The US Pentagon had been tracking the rocket body since last week, but because of the unusual tumbling of the rocket body and its orbit, it had been difficult to predict where exactly the huge piece of space junk would fall back to the planet.

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Обломки неконтролируемой китайской ракеты упали в Индийский океан

Обломки неконтролируемой китайской ракеты упали в Индийский океан
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