US: Fiery Re-Entry Of Suspected Space Debris Witnessed Over California 2

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US: Fiery Re-Entry Of Suspected Space Debris Witnessed Over California 2

Skygazers in California witnessed a fiery object re-entering from space and breaking up as it streaks across the sky on early Tuesday, April 2. Witnesses saw the object around 1:30 a.m. and many suspected it had something to do with the SpaceX Falcon 9 launch the previous evening. Some on social media said that it may be from the Chinese Shenzhou 15 Orbital Module that was predicted to re-enter near Los Angeles at 01:45 local time.

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