The mysterious artificial flying object is about to crash into Earth?

Space-based artificial objects are approaching the Earth and crashing into Sri Lanka on November 13 according to scientists' calculations.

On November 13, the mysterious object named WT1190F will crash into Earth, specifically in the waters off Sri Lanka. Although it is unclear what the object is, scientists claim it is not a meteorite and it has an artificial origin.

Strange objects taken by Catalina Sky Survey Astronomical Observatory.

Discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey Astronomical Observatory, University of Tucson, USA, strange objects initially confused scientists. The scientists then found the previous telescope images, and realized that WT1190F had been there for a while.

After calculating WT1190F's orbit, the object turns out to be revolving around the Earth, leading to the conclusion of the artificial origin of the object.

Astrophysicists believe that it is possible that a piece of the Apollo ship had brought American astronauts to the Moon , and now it is "returning home".

Johnathan McDowell, a Harvard University astrophysicist, told Nature's scientific journal: "When it comes to the atmosphere, it will move very fast and very hot. However, it is not certain that the debris will be atmospheric. The burning core will crash into Earth and cause an impact on the sea. "

At the same time, he warned: "It is best that fishing boats should not move in that area on November 13."

Various astronomical monitoring stations are still monitoring the WT1190F's path in order to promptly issue the necessary warnings.