China’s ‘Long March 5B’ rocket debris lands in Indian Ocean

The whole world started trembling when China announced that they lost control over the ‘Long March 5B’ rocket. Fortunately, the debris of the rocket fell in the Indian ocean. However, scientists have said that the debris would ignite when they reach Earth’s atmosphere. It is known that China sent the ‘Long March 5B’ rocket on April 29 to its space station.

The whole world is worried as scientists are unclear where the rocket debris will fall. Finally, the rocket debris fell in the Indian Ocean and is floating in it. CMSE said the rocket landed in an open sea area. However, the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post news agency reported that the area where the debris fell was close to the Maldives.