The Philippine Coast Guard said Wednesday it has retrieved debris from a Chinese rocket launched last month, over which the United States has criticized Beijing for not sharing its trajectory information.But the Philippine Space Agency said the debris is not part of the Long March 5B rocket's components that re-entered the atmosphere early Sunday. Rather, it was identified to be part of the payload fairing that detached from the rocket as it entered outer space during launch.The debris, a torn metal sheet that bears the Chinese flag and some characters, was found floating by Filipino fisher…READ FULL ARTICLE
