Newest on the Calk, this is the March of Events The Chinese Rocket Rockets In Indonesia

China's satellite rocket fragment, Zhuque 2E, crashed into the Cotico District of the East, Central Kalimantan. The pieces of Chinese rocket parts in Indonesia are not the first time.

According to the transcript, Tuesday (20 / 10 / 2026), China's rocket debris has crashed in Indonesia several times. Noted, a Chinese rocket fragment once crashed into Kolika in the West, Central Kalimantan, in 2021.

And then, in 2022 also, Chinese rocket fragments also crashed into Songu, West Kalimantan. Newly, there was a piece of Chinese rocket that crashed again in Kolika want West, Central Kalimantan.

Here are some of the pieces of Chinese rocket crashed in Indonesia:

The Chinese part of the cargo payload from Long March / Chang ZengThe chief of Japan, who is now a researcher of Astronomy and Astrophysics, the National Research and Innovation Agency, Thomas Djamin said that it was space waste.

"The space waste object found on the southern coast of Central Kalimantan on January 4, 2021 was part of the payload page Long March / CZ-8 rocket launched on December 22, 2020," said Thomas, on Friday (8 / 1 / 2021).

Thomas explained that the payload is made of a kind of reinforced plastic, so it can float in the ocean. Thomas delivered this as soon as Japan received complete information from the evacuation team and the China National Space Administration (CNSA).

Chinese rocket fragments have also crashed into Songu, West Kalimantan. Before it fell, space debris was viral in the sky. The space debris was part of a Chinese Long March 5B rocket.

"We're pretty sure that the object found was part of the Long March 5B rocket," said an astronomical / astrophysicist researcher from the Space Research Center BRIN Rhorom Priyahatifto to sekcom, Monday (1 / 8 / 2022).

Debris or rocket debris was also spotted in the Indonesian region in April 2026. It looked radiant in the sky at Banten and Lap.

Astronomy Research Research and National Innovation (BRIN), Thomas Djammavd ensures the glowing object is space waste. "The community around Lampung and Banten were struck down by a bright object that slid across the sky and seemed to split into pieces. It was a piece of space junk," Thomas said, intermittent, Monday (6 / 4 / 2026).

Thomas said the space waste was a former Chinese CZ-3B rocket. He called the rest of the rocket gliding from India to the Indian Ocean.

Newest, the Chinese rocket debris fell back in Indonesia. This time it's a big metal.

These splinters were found in a palm plantations on Bun-Sampit- Base, Kotur District, Middle Kalimantan. It's referred to as part of a Chinese satellite carrier rocket, Zhuque 2E.

"According to the information received from BRIN, the splinter was part of the China Zhuque 2E rocket which crashed in the Kotim region on Sunday (18 / 2026), around 17.36 hours," said the Person in Charge (PIC) Civil Aviation Publication Team (CAPT).

That confirmation was obtained after the H Asan Airport coordinated with the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) and the National Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT).

See the video of 'Heyjawing Chinese Rocket Down at the Sawit Farm in Kalten':