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The flaming object that floats in the sky of Lampung turns out to be a fragment of space debris CZ5B belongs to China. CZ5B is one of the largest space debris.
Quoted from The EU Space Surveillance and Tracking (EU SST), object CZ5B has a mass from 17 to 23 tons and a size of about 30 m, which makes it one of the largest pieces of debris.
The EU SST has been monitoring the re-entry of this large space object CZ5B. The core stage of the rocket that launched Wentian — the second module of China’s large modular space station — on July 24, 2022. The EU’s SST sensor network is closely watching the object, and its radar has narrowed its re-entry window to July 30.
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The UE SST contribution sensor confirmed that the object fell. The object fell at a falling rate of 3.3 seconds per revolution, indicating a fairly fast rotation. Because of the slope (41.47 degrees).
What does BRIN explain? Read the next page.
Also watch the video: Signs about Foreign Objects Flying in the Sky of Bandung
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