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Rocket

I here are so many known and ’mown rockets and satellites orbit, coming out of orbit, or ling to make orbit these days, it only the boffins can keep ck of them all.

Vhat seems perhaps to have m one of these “objects”—the rd “saucer” is now long i olete —probably burnt itself ) somewhere near the Cook ands at about 11.30 p.m., rotonga time (1000 GMT) on otember 30. A brilliant light ting three or four seconds s reported sighted from Raro iga and from Mauke Island ) miles to the eastward.