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The phenomenon observed in the sky of southern Ethiopia may have been caused by man-made space material: Space Science and Geospatial Institute

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The Space Science and Geospatial Institute stated that the material that was seen burning in the sky of southern Ethiopia last night and traveling to the earth may have been caused by man-made space material. 

Atmospheric science researcher at the Space Science and Geospatial Institute, Gamechu Fanta (Dr.) during his interview with ABC.stream; They said it could be an expired satellite or fragments of a rocket that targeted the satellites.

They stated that there could be objects moving in space in any man-made way, and they will show signs of burning and disintegrating when they enter the atmosphere.

They mentioned that the phenomenon may have been caused by natural cosmic forces.

In terms of the formation of the Earth and the solar system, they reasoned that rocks could be broken up at any time.

The researcher who says that such an event will happen in the world; They also stated that occasionally a number of them will come down to earth.

The researcher who says that the place where people live is not more than 4 to 5 percent; He also mentioned that there is a situation where the things that are cut off happen outside of human sight. They also explained that they are occasionally exposed to human eyes.

According to studies, there are up to 6,000 pieces of sand that reach the earth every year and when they pass, they fall to the earth as sand particles, the researcher said.

He added that the reason they burn is because they react with the atmosphere when they enter the atmosphere.

"According to the information we have now, the image seen in the southern part is burning in the sky. We have not been able to know whether it has landed or not," he said.

The researchers who say that the earth is three-fourths of water and that it falls mostly in water. They said that there is no harm unless the area where people live falls.

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