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China Has A Secret Satellite In Outer Space? Debris Fell In Myanmar With Chinese Writings
Alex Davis
First Posted: Nov 12, 2016 05:20 AM EST
Many countries and scientists are really curious about what is happening in the outer space. Recently, China launched a rocket. Reports came that a debris was found in Myanmar.
It was reported that a large metal cylinder speculated coming from a Chinese aircraft or satellite fell from the sky and hit the ground in northern Myanmar. The barrel-shaped metal object landed on the property of the Jade Mining Company in Kachin State's Hpakant township last Thursday.
One of the smaller pieces also fell and crushed the roof of a house in the nearby village of Hmaw His Zar. The smaller piece has Chinese writing on it. The report revealed that luckily, no one was injured.
A villager named Ko Maung Myo told The Myanmar Times that around 6 a.m., he heard something like an explosion and there was a vibration in the ground. He said that "Every local thought it was the explosion of heavy artillery. I walked over to it and saw it was part of an engine."
In a report by Globe New Light, the debris of metal objects is assumed to be part of a plane, a satellite or a missile. As of now, the authorities are still investigating the origin of the debris.
Images of the metal object circulated in social media. It shows that the pieces are some kind of a technological equipment, and inside, the vast cylinder wirings are found.
A loud bang before the chunk of metal landed and bounced 50 meters across the mining area, the locals reported. The metal object then reste in the mud, according to Mail Online.
Ko Maung Myo added that "We were all afraid of that explosion. Initially, we thought it was a battle. The the explosion made our houses shake. We saw the smoke from our village."
In line with this, the reports also show that the event happened on the same day that the news coming from the Chinese media said that Beijing currently launched a satellite into space, according to BBC.
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First Posted: Nov 12, 2016 05:20 AM EST
Many countries and scientists are really curious about what is happening in the outer space. Recently, China launched a rocket. Reports came that a debris was found in Myanmar.
It was reported that a large metal cylinder speculated coming from a Chinese aircraft or satellite fell from the sky and hit the ground in northern Myanmar. The barrel-shaped metal object landed on the property of the Jade Mining Company in Kachin State's Hpakant township last Thursday.
One of the smaller pieces also fell and crushed the roof of a house in the nearby village of Hmaw His Zar. The smaller piece has Chinese writing on it. The report revealed that luckily, no one was injured.
A villager named Ko Maung Myo told The Myanmar Times that around 6 a.m., he heard something like an explosion and there was a vibration in the ground. He said that "Every local thought it was the explosion of heavy artillery. I walked over to it and saw it was part of an engine."
In a report by Globe New Light, the debris of metal objects is assumed to be part of a plane, a satellite or a missile. As of now, the authorities are still investigating the origin of the debris.
Images of the metal object circulated in social media. It shows that the pieces are some kind of a technological equipment, and inside, the vast cylinder wirings are found.
A loud bang before the chunk of metal landed and bounced 50 meters across the mining area, the locals reported. The metal object then reste in the mud, according to Mail Online.
Ko Maung Myo added that "We were all afraid of that explosion. Initially, we thought it was a battle. The the explosion made our houses shake. We saw the smoke from our village."
In line with this, the reports also show that the event happened on the same day that the news coming from the Chinese media said that Beijing currently launched a satellite into space, according to BBC.
See Now: NASA's Juno Spacecraft's Rendezvous With Jupiter's Mammoth Cyclone