China ‘Space Fireballs’ Light Up Spanish Sky – MailOnline

Debris from a Chinese rocket is being blamed for fireballs seen above the Spanish region of Andalucía on Tuesday, the MailOnline reported.

The Long March-2F rocket sent to China’s Tiangong space station re-entered Earth’s atmosphere and broke up, José María Madiedo of the Andalusian Institute of Astrophysics told the UK news site.

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