A Chinese rocket that launched from the Gobi Desert in September dropped debris over the American Midwest before a piece landed in a farmer's cornfield, according to experts who tracked the event. The Zhuque-2E booster, built by LandSpace, released 10 satellites then reignited its engine for a controlled deorbit that sent wreckage raining over Kansas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
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LandSpace
Chinese private space launch company