Assumptions have been confirmed that the mysterious object that appeared off the western coast of Australia belongs to an Indian missile.
We also wrote about it here TechWorldA giant metal cylinder has washed ashore in Western Australia, which has been received with great interest by local residents and the police. The authorities immediately saw that the object was not a passenger plane, so they dismissed the suspicion that it might be from the missing plane that was traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in March 2014. At the same time, they were not at all sure of the origin and purpose of the cylinder, so they were warned Residents be careful.
The object, which was about two meters in diameter, appeared damaged and worn out, and marine organisms associated with it suggest that it may have been tossing and turning in the ocean for months or even years. The Indian Space Agency has finally confirmed what was previously suspected to be an object from the third stage of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket – He writes the BBC. According to a spokesperson for the Indian Space Agency, it is up to Australia to decide what will happen to the object.
The metal cylinder is currently being kept in storage, and the Australian agency has asked community members to let them know if any other debris has been found. He also suggested that space junk can become a tourist attraction, for example, it can be displayed in a park, where visitors can touch the private object from outer space with their hands. Meanwhile, the UN Office of Space Affairs added that countries are obliged to return “alien” space objects found on their territory to their owners.
