Mysterious cylinder appears on a beach in Australia, foreign media: it may be a component of an Indian carrier rocket that fell

[Global Network reporter Zhu Jiaqi] According to the British Guardian, a huge metal cylinder appeared on the beach in Western Australia, Australia. Local residents found the object on the 16th and alerted the police

[Global Network reporter Zhu Jiaqi] According to the British Guardian, a huge metal cylinder appeared on the beach in Western Australia, Australia. Local residents found the object on the 16th and alerted the police. An Australian expert speculated that the mysterious object might come from the Indian polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.

On July 16, a huge metal cylinder appeared on the beach in Western Australia, Australia. Source: The Guardian, UK

The report states that this metal cylinder appears to have been severely damaged and was found to have collapsed on the beach in a tilted posture. The Western Australia police said in a statement on the 17th that the chemical center department of the state fire department had analyzed the object and "determined that the object is safe and there is no risk to the community (group) at present".

The report also mentioned that Alice Goleman, an expert in the field of space archaeology from Australia, said that she believed that the object was a fuel tank and might come from the third stage of the Indian polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. Gorman said that it was correct for the police to prevent people from approaching the object and discovering it, as it may contain toxic substances. She also believes that the object may have fallen during a launch in the past 10 years. Gorman also said that according to the Outer Space Treaty of the United Nations, the next step will be to determine the true source of the object and return it to the country of origin.

Source: Global Network

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