Huh, what do you know? That gravity stuff works! No news here.
> The reentry trajectory was known to POLSA and European agencies responsible for monitoring space debris risks.
> „The object in question, identified as FALCON 9 R/B with NORAD / COSPAR ID 62878 / 2025-022Y, was a roughly 4-ton booster from SpaceX’s Starlink Group 11-4 mission, which launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on February 1, 2025“, according to POLSA’s official statement.
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Huh, what do you know? That gravity stuff works! No news here.
> The reentry trajectory was known to POLSA and European agencies responsible for monitoring space debris risks.
> „The object in question, identified as FALCON 9 R/B with NORAD / COSPAR ID 62878 / 2025-022Y, was a roughly 4-ton booster from SpaceX’s Starlink Group 11-4 mission, which launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on February 1, 2025“, according to POLSA’s official statement.