Posted on 07/27/2022 12:41:06 PM PDT by BenLurkin
It is understood that this type of rocket adopts a special technical design and most components will be destroyed during reentry, foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said at a regular media briefing, when asked if China knew when and where the rocket debris could land.
The probability of causing harm to aviation and the ground was very low, Zhao said.
Scientists say the odds of a populated area on land being hit by such debris are low, with most of the Earth's surface covered by water. But, in 2020, pieces of the first Long March 5B fell over the Ivory Coast and damaged several buildings.
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Who do we sue if it lands on our house or head? It’s not an act of war - it’s just an accident right? Same with COVID.
Sell it back to the ChiComs for the cost of repairs.
If it lands on your house or near chances are you won’t be
suing anyone. But then chances are chances. Take care.
Good thing I have Chinese Rocket Collision Insurance
China has the technology to guide re-entry of their boosters, just like China has the technology to have safe bioweapons labs. They CHOOSE not to use that technology.
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