Why is there controversy when China's powerful rocket lands?

 Last month, China launched the first piece of a permanent space center into Earth orbit using its most powerful rocket. But when the rocket re-entered the earth uncontrollably, it caught the world's attention.

Why is there controversy when China's powerful rocket lands?

The Long March FiveB rocket successfully launched a small piece of the Permanent Space Center into Earth orbit on April 29. But after launching this piece, the rocket suddenly went out of control and went towards the center of the earth.

The international community began warning that it would penetrate the earth's surface, but it was not certain where it would fall. In May 2020, after parts of the first La Long March fi b fell on Ivory Coast, it shocked everyone with the tragic incident of bodily harm. So many people were afraid.

But last Sunday, ten days later, spare parts for the rocket fell into the Indian Ocean. Although China was not happy. China is on fire because of a lack of transparency about the time of the rocket's re-entry and where it landed.

What did China say?

China's National Space Administration (CNSA) did not comment on the rocket's re-entry until Sunday (the day the rocket landed). Which is contrary to natural international practice. Because the country launching the rocket must make a public announcement soon before the earth hits the earth's surface.

Richard de Griez, a professor of astrophysics at Macquarie University, says China's silence and irresponsible behavior have led international observers to raise their voices about the final destination of Long March 5.

In many countries, tensions were higher in potentially affected areas. The rocket later landed in the Indian Ocean near India and the Maldives. CNSA declined to comment.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hai Chunyi told foreign media on Monday that they had shared the results of the re-entry forecast from the "international cooperative mechanism".

But when asked if the Maldives and India had been notified, she shared the results but could not say.

NASA has accused China of failing to meet its obligations to reduce risks in public life and increase transparency in such situations.

Little knowledge

Chinese scientists are said to have little knowledge of rocket design.

Chinese rockets had only one core phase, while other rockets had two or three phases. Professor Griez says the rock was focused on energy while designing the rocket.

"China's rocket design prioritizes power over everything else in order to use enough power to deliver heavy payloads into Earth orbit," says Griez.

However, any rocket is unlikely to reach Earth and cause damage to humans or property. This is because most of the elements that enter the earth's atmosphere are destroyed by fire.

In any case, some hard solid parts remain the same. No damage has been reported from the recent rocket accident.

Why is there controversy when China's powerful rocket lands?

There is no record of two Chinese Long March BB rockets that were completely destroyed by fire when they re-entered Earth in the past two years. But the Chinese media is trying to generalize that spare parts enter the earth when launching a rocket.

In March and August of next year, China's La March Five B launches two more space station modules. In other missions, China will launch small Long March 7 and 2F rockets

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