A Minnesota farmer found a shiny, 11-foot-wide bowl-shaped metal object lying in his cornfield, where he believes it sat for about six weeks; experts now suspect it fell from a Chinese rocket
- As space activity expands, increasing rocket launches and satellite deployments raise concerns about debris returning to Earth.
- For weeks, it may have been hiding in plain sight, tucked beneath rows of corn in an otherwise unremarkable Minnesota field.
- Then, during harvest, a farmer driving his combine came across an enormous metallic object that looked less like something from a farm and more like something that had fallen from the sky.
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- As space activity expands, increasing rocket launches and satellite deployments raise concerns about debris returning to Earth.
- For weeks, it may have been hiding in plain sight, tucked beneath rows of corn in an otherwise unremarkable Minnesota field.
- Then, during harvest, a farmer driving his combine came across an enormous metallic object that looked less like something from a farm and more like something that had fallen from the sky.
Sources: Times of India