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Australia's Space agency says beach objects likely fuel pressure vessels from launch vehicle

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Chloe Chomicki, James Tugwell
Australia's Space agency says beach objects likely fuel pressure vessels from launch vehicle
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The Australian Space Agency has identified debris found on a Queensland beach as pressure vessels from a foreign space launch vehicle. Authorities are warning the public not to touch the objects as they may be hazardous.

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The incident highlights the increasing risks and regulatory challenges associated with the growing amount of space debris re-entering Earth's atmosphere.

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The suspected space debris was first spotted by locals, who contacted authorities. (Supplied)

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