The China Manned Space Agency (CSMA) launched the third module of the Tiangong space station on
The researchers noted that "no one's life due tothat won't change." However, according to independent experts, 88% of the world's population may be at risk due to space debris falling on them.
Aerospace Corporation Panel of Expertsadded that they are not trying to exaggerate the event and sow panic. “You are much more likely to win the lottery than to die under this object. The risk to an individual is one in 10 trillion. It's a very small number."
This is not the first such incident.In July, between 5.5 tons and 9.9 tons of another Long March 5B fell into the Indian Ocean. Another Long March 5B crashed into the Indian Ocean in April 2021 after the Chinese space agency failed to conduct a controlled deorbitization.
As uncontrolled falls increasemissile parts, more and more experts are calling for the creation of international laws or regulations to prevent such incidents. Marlon Sorge, executive director of The Aerospace Corporation's Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris Research, said that there are no regulations yet "and this needs to be corrected - control should be at the international level."
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