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Objek bercahaya Disangkakan 'Alien' Jatuh Di Sarawak, Rupanya...
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Kurex replied at 31-7-2022 11:51 AM
Nasib baik tak bertakbir..
Silap2 ada yg sujud syukur nampak tahik bintang katanye cuma tak kuar kat socmed je |
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Kalau terjatuh atas rumah orang, boleh claim dr china ke ganti rugi? |
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Edited by surfin_net82 at 31-7-2022 03:00 PM
Ni boleh dijadikan alasan untuk anggota china masuk secara beramai2 sekali kelengkapan dengan alasan nak retrieve balik serpihan...padahal..........
Sittah bakal ulang mimpi lagi? |
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mrsamz replied at 31-7-2022 11:50 AM
Jumaat keluar statement gini..sabtu malam ahad betul2 serpihan ni lalu n meletup atas ruang angkas ...
Itulah sister. Akak pelik jua dengan ummah yang boleh bergelak tawa dengan isu ni sis. |
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mrsamz replied at 31-7-2022 11:53 AM
Radioaktif kan serpihan tu? Risau plak
Aah ada kesan radioaktif...so takyah laa gatei² p kutip buat sut ironman |
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Ni merupakan kali ke-3 uncontrolled reentry dari China.
Taun lepas debris kat Laut Hindi.
Taun 2020 debris logam menghujani kampong² di Ivory Coast.
Bugima. |
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Memang patut la Agensi Angkasaraya Bima Sakti kuciwa berat dgn cara PRC ni. |
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Sulu kena tak? 
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surfin_net82 replied at 31-7-2022 02:52 PM
Ni boleh dijadikan alasan untuk anggota china masuk secara beramai2 sekali kelengkapan dengan alasan ...
How irony kan..bole plak jatuh kat area lcs yg didambakan sgt prc tu |
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I selalu fikir kne rumah org tak..
Kalau tgk movie pun sama.. |
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Dalam banyak banyak tempat di dunia ni sini jugak sampai ..adehhhh...dahla berjuta rakyat dia x keluar dr malaysia.... |
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sebesar2 negara China, secoet pun tak jatuh kat sana. putang ina mo.
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Mujurlah tak jatuh atas rumah orang. Bengong bebenor si China ni tak reti nak buang sampah dia betul2. |
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Edited by dani-rox at 31-7-2022 06:25 PM
apepun, paling scary masih byk satelit kat luar angkasa sana ya. ada beribu buah, aktif atau tidak, tengah mengelilingi bumi. yg tak aktif sama ada musnah di atmosfera atau jatuh ke bumi. jeng jeng jeng

According to Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), which keeps a record of the operational satellites, there are 6,542 satellites, out of which 3,372 satellites are active and 3,170 satellites are inactive, as recorded by 1st January, 2021.
However, according to the Index of Objects Launched into Outer Space, maintained by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, there were 7,389 individual satellites in Space at the end of April, 2021; an increase of 27.97% compared to 2020. The database also shows that since inception 11,139 satellites have been launched, out of which only 7,389 are in the Space, while the rest have either been burnt up in the atmosphere or have returned to Earth in the form of debris, much like the recent Chinese Long March 5C rocket, which dived into the Indian Ocean.
https://www.geospatialworld.net/blogs/how-many-satellites-are-orbiting-the-earth-in-2021/
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Boleh, oleh kerana ia dianggap 'gov to gov issue' kerajaan Malaysia boleh tuntut bg pihak mangsa.
https://www.unoosa.org/oosa/en/ourwork/spacelaw/treaties/introouterspacetreaty.html
https://www.unoosa.org/oosa/en/ourwork/spacelaw/treaties/introliability-convention.html
The treaties declare that states are internationally responsible and liable for any damage caused by a spacecraft – even if the damage was caused by a private company from that state. According to these laws, your country wouldn’t even need to prove that someone had done something wrong if a space object or its component parts caused damage on the surface of the Earth or to normal aircraft in flight.
Basically, if a piece of space junk from China landed on your house, your own country’s government would make a claim for compensation through diplomatic channels and then pay you – if they chose to make the claim at all.
While the chances are slim to none that a broken satellite will land on your house, space debris has crashed onto land. In 1978, the Soviet Cosmos 954 satellite fell into a barren region of Canada’s Northwest Territories. When it crashed, it spread radioactive debris from its onboard nuclear reactor over a wide swath of land. A joint Canadian-American team began a cleanup effort that cost over CAD$14 million (US$11.5 million). The Canadians requested CAD$6 million from the Soviet Union, but the Soviets paid only CAD$3 million in the final settlement.
This was the first – and only – time the Liability Convention has been used when a spacecraft from one country has crashed in another. When the Liability Convention was put into use in this context, four governing norms emerged. Countries have a duty to: warn other governments about debris; provide any information they could about an impending crash; clean up any damage caused by the craft; and compensate your government for any injuries that might have resulted.
There have been other instances where space junk has crashed back to Earth – most notably when Skylab, a U.S. space station, fell and broke up over the Indian Ocean and uninhabited parts of Western Australia in 1979. A local government jokingly fined NASA AUS$400 (US$311) for littering – a fine that NASA ignored, though it was eventually paid by an American radio host in 2009. But despite this and other incidences, Canada remains the only country to put the Liability Convention to use.
However, if you owned a small orbiting satellite that got hit by a piece of space junk, you and your government would have to prove who was at fault. Currently, though, there is no globally coordinated space traffic management system. With tens of thousands of tracked pieces of debris in orbit – and multitudes of smaller, untrackable pieces, figuring out what destroyed your satellite would be a very difficult thing to do.
https://theconversation.com/if-a-satellite-falls-on-your-house-space-law-protects-you-but-there-are-no-legal-penalties-for-leaving-junk-in-orbit-160757
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teringat pulak cite xx Ray.. |
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dani-rox replied at 31-7-2022 06:31 PM
Boleh, oleh kerana ia dianggap 'gov to gov issue' kerajaan Malaysia boleh tuntut bg pihak mangsa.
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Thanks for the info. sis, very useful. Tang radioactive spread tu yg risau juga. |
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Inilah China komunis geng baik Umno. Nak bunoh orang ke?? Haramjadah tul  |
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