As China targets 2030 for its crewed lunar landing, SpaceX insists Starship remains NASA’s fastest path back to the Moon. But technical challenges and geopolitical pressures are mounting in this new space race.
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A mysterious burning object discovered in Western Australia’s Pilbara desert appears to be space debris that survived atmospheric reentry. Multiple agencies are investigating the object’s origin, with early assessments suggesting spacecraft components.
A large burning object discovered in a remote region of Western Australia appears to be space debris that survived reentry through Earth’s atmosphere, according to reports from the Western Australia Police Force. Mine workers discovered the mysterious object on October 18 on a remote access road approximately 30 kilometers from the mining town of Newman, prompting immediate notification to emergency services.
** Mine workers in Western Australia’s outback made a startling discovery over the weekend when they encountered burning debris suspected to be from space. Multiple agencies, including the Australian Space Agency, are now investigating the object’s origin and composition, which preliminary reports indicate is consistent with re-entering space junk. **CONTENT:**
