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                Reentry Prediction
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| Predicted Reentry Time | 30 Jul 2022 17:08 UTC ± 1 hour | 
| Orbit Epoch |  | 
| Prediction Ground Track   Yellow Icon – location of object at midpoint of reentry window | |
Helpful Links
- A Quick Guide to Understanding Orbital Debris Reentry Predictions
- Aerospace Experts Tracking Massive Uncontrolled Reentry
- Another Uncontrolled Chinese Rocket Body is Plummeting to Earth. Questions?
Probable Reentry Sightings:
- Twitter Posted Sighting of Reentry in Kuching, Malaysia
- Multiple Twitter Sightings
- Twitter Posted Sighting of Reentry in Bintulu, Malaysia
Probable Debris Recovered:
USSPACECOM Confirmation:
 
The above image shows the center of Aerospace's predicted reentry window of 17:08 UTC ±1 hour with several 5-minute intervals before the center of the window explicitly labeled. In red is Space-Track's latest reentry prediction of 16:51 UTC with an uncertainty of ± 1 minute. The location of Kuching, Malaysia, where multiple sightings of the reentry just before 17:00 UTC have been reported, is also shown.
Below is a similar image in a close-up on the island of Borneo, including the approximate location of two reported sightings in Sarawak, Malaysia, the location of the Space-Track reentry prediction, and the approximate location of reported debris in West Kalimantan, Indonesia (links above).
 
| Object Description | |
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| Reentry Type | Rocket Body | 
| Int'l Designation | 2022-085B | 
| NORAD Number | 53240 | 
| Launched | 24 July 2022 @ 06:22 UTC | 
| Launch Site | 
  Wenchang Space Launch Site, China
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| Mission | Wentian | 
 
      
           
      
          