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    On January 30, an uncontrolled Chinese rocket, 13 meters long and weighing 11 tons, will fall on European territory
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    On January 30, an uncontrolled Chinese rocket, 13 meters long and weighing 11 tons, will fall on European territory


    On January 30, an uncontrolled Chinese rocket, 13 meters long and weighing 11 tons, will fall on European territory

    https://unn.ua/en/news/on-january-30-an-uncontrolled-chinese-rocket-13-meters-long-and-weighing-11-tons-will-fall-on-european-territory

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    7. Specialist-Stuff6255 on

      “On Friday, the second stage of the Chinese ZQ 3 R/B launch vehicle, launched in December 2025, is expected to make an uncontrolled re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere. Due to the significant dimensions and mass of the object, experts warn of potential danger to the southern regions of Denmark and the Baltic countries, as well as a threat to air traffic in the probable impact zone. This was reported by the Finnish Meteorological Institute, writes UNN.”

    8. Impossible-Ground-98 on

      Estimated time is 10:40 with 10 hours of error.

      Tomorrow is the last day of the month and my salary is 2137pln with 10000pln of error.

    12. llamaz314 on

      ‘Falling rocket debris may pose a threat to air travel’

      What are the odds you get hit by a rocket falling from space while aboard a moving plane?

    13. casual_redditor69 on

      All the Baltics states seems like a really large area of possibility next to the more concrete southern Denmark. Either way, I’m not sleeping tonight

    15. Nagash24 on

      I hope whichever country this lands in will both ask China for reparations if needed, and demand compensation for having to dispose of their trash.

    16. LePouletPourpre on

      Sheesh. I know you Europeans wanted expanded trade with China, but this is ridicules!

    18. Possible-Wallaby-877 on

      Okay but how does this happen? Like how did china not calculate so it would burn up completely or not re-enter over populated land? Feels like a massive error

    19. simplesimonsaysno on

      China really doesn’t give a fuck where it’s space junk lands. This happens so often.

    23. True-Veterinarian700 on

      I mean normally this stuff just falls on the viliages in and around the chinese launch sight with thier IRFNA and hydrazine fuel still on board. Its the Chinese style to never responsibly launch this stuff or deorbit anything. That would be expensive and slow progress.

    24. knockoneover on

      Good time to test some air defence missiles! You don’t want to destroy it, just give a nudge towards the east