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The remains of a Chinese rocket, visible from various points in Spain when crossing the sky

2022-06-21T11:53:48.278Z


The material from the CZ-2F apparatus, which burned when re-entering the atmosphere, has been observed from several cities on the Peninsula around 00:30 this Tuesday


The remains of the Chinese CZ-2F rocket cross the sky this past morning.ASISMET

The re-entry into the atmosphere of the remains of the Chinese space rocket CZ-2F has been visible this past morning from various points in Spain and Portugal when they crossed the sky.

The material of the device has been filmed in several areas of Andalusia, such as Cádiz, Seville, Huelva, Granada or Malaga, as well as Madrid, Toledo or Murcia.

VISIBLE REENTRY IN SPAIN!

☄️🇪🇸



It wasn't a #UFO or a meteorite, but a part of a Chinese Chang Zheng 2F rocket that was burning in the atmosphere.



📸: @manuel0999 pic.twitter.com/prTts5JAzl

– Space Frontier (@FronteraSpacial) June 20, 2022

The remains of the rocket, which were lit by ripping the atmosphere, were visible around 00:30 (Spanish peninsular time) on Tuesday, according to the China News Service agency and the specialized media

Frontier Space

.

According to this medium, the rocket launched the Shenzhou-14

manned spacecraft to the Chinese Space Station at the

beginning of June .

The remains have been observed for several minutes.

Some users of Twitter and other social networks have shared images of the moment in which the rocket has been visible on their accounts, although some thought that it was another type of phenomenon, such as a meteorite or a shooting star.

I just recorded it, it was spectacular live.

It took about two minutes to cross the sky.

pic.twitter.com/c5xzbA9bng

– NeutroProd (@NeutroProd) June 20, 2022

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Source: elparis

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