He also appealed to residents who saw a sky object that fell around 23.45 WIB, to immediately report it to the BRIN Space Research Center via e-mail [email protected].
Meanwhile, according to Center for Space Research head Emanuel Sungging Mumpuni, based on official information from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) through a written notice from the Malaysian Aerospace Agency (MYSA) on July 31, the debris was also observed in Malaysia.
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“The rocket debris caught fire as it entered Malaysian airspace and the movement of debris passed through Sarawak,” reported MOSTI.
The phenomenon has been captured by Indonesian and Malaysian citizens using their mobile phones and widely shared on the internet. (rr)