Gravitas: Out-of-control Chinese rocket to crash on earth

Debris from a Chinese rocket is headed towards Earth. It could crash early next week, but no one knows where. Debris from the same rocket has crashed on earth once in 2020 & again in 2021. Palki Sharma asks: Why is China so irresponsible?

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[JohnJones-ctpr]

Once is an accident. Twice is co-incidence. Three times is intentional neglect. China must be held accountable.

[KR-wzsn]

As long as they are not held accountable, this will continue.

[dianafredriksson]

It won’t cause any injuries? It’s “only” covering entire Africa in orbit. This shows what the world really thinks about the value of humans.

[liamp.]

Again?! I mean, these people need to be held accountable!! They cant just do whatever they want and go unpunished about it!!

[miked]

It should be treated as a missile attack from China if it falls on any major city. There are ofcourse military consequences for that. It should be let known fully to the Chinese side without any ambiguity.

[Simon_Jakle__almost_real_name]

21, 6 metric tons of weight (of the emptied rocket stage), that could consist of almost three qubic metres of metal. As a round compact thing this would measure well about 1, 15 metres in diameter (perhaps lacking burnt plastics). The general rule of thumb is that 20–40 percent of the mass of a large object will reach the ground, though it depends on the design of the object. Roughly a half to one qubic meter (as 4 to 9 tons) of mostly metal would impact or scatter, the crater would measure 5 to 20 metres across, mostly staying flat. Almost like a few cars would fall to the ground. A lot less intense then the Kamchatka meteor in 2019, but metallic meteoroids/meteorites would be said to be of a dangerous type, but it s a hollow pipe. Rocket stages dont scatter (fall to pieces)?
So how could be confirmated that the descend or drowning of the rocket stage is happening in an uncontrolled way? China would be deeply reckless risking a damage to humans, their government would receive a wordwide perhaps cascaded shitstorm in some way, i cant see why they would risk this. But China is putting out all its foreigners, maybe they dont profoundedly care anymore what happens outside of their country? Well see where the stage will hit.

[patelhimanshi]

Why isn’t international community raising this issue and putting China under scrutiny?

[probablynotanagent]

Well obviously it broke. It was made in China. Hahahahaha

[mamatavichare]

I loved the introduction... "It was launched in glory and is returning I pieces" 🤭🤭🤭

[TheClintb]

Total irresponsibility and we hear the same spin from their media, keep calling them to account WION, Cheers

[maheshpandit]

The world should unite to deal with such issues strongly and firmly

[zeljkoopalic]

The fact that they cant accurately track it, gives me low expectations for ICBM tracking.

[devilsondavid]

Took off in glory and returning in pieces, reporter nailed it 😂🤭
Why we live in fear of aliens and nukes when we have Chinese.

[prathit]

If this irresponsible behaviour of China continues, countries have a right to impose financial, diplomatic and military costs on China.

[thegrantdanielsband]

How do we know these are not controlled??? And what deadly substance could be on it???

[cafeamazon]

I never heard any of their products have lasted long 😂

[kb]

China: "we are just launching missiles to the other countries. You misunderstood it"

[thatboywithakeyboard]

Guys, that's not a nuke.
It will burnout and fall as a meteor and ends before it lands

[naveenkumarn]

It's their carelessness that always puts the world in danger and they keep doing it.

[jerolvilladolid]

20 tonnes? Im afraid if that hit my head I might develop some bruising in my forehead. How irresponsible!