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From space to sea: The environmental toll of China’s rocket debris
China’s rocket launches that passed over Palawan may seem harmless, but debris from separating rocket parts could pose ...
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Out-of-control Chinese rocket slams into South Pacific after UK red alert
An out-of-control Chinese rocket stage has plunged into the South Pacific, ending days of uncertainty that at one point saw Britain placed on a rare “red alert” for possible falling debris. The ...
The UK government is making provisions for an emergency alert due to concerns about an out-of-control Chinese rocket falling from space. Officials are keeping an eye on the debris from the Zhuque-3 ...
WASHINGTON -- Predictions for when and where Chinese rocket debris hurtling toward Earth is expected to land are narrowing. The section is part of a rocket called Chinese Long March 5B, which launched ...
Whitehall officials are tracking debris from a Chinese rocket hurtling towards Earth, though the government says it is 'extremely unlikely' to hit Britain ...
THE Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) on Wednesday said rocket debris may have fallen in Philippine waters following the ...
Six months after its first orbital rocket cleared the launch tower for just 14 seconds before crashing back to Earth, Gilmour ...
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