Residents visited the site on Saturday night to see the cylinder, the ABC reported, with one local describing it as a “great social evening”.
“It was a lovely, still night, the kids were digging sand castles around it,” he told the ABC.
I sure hope there’s no hypergolics left in that tank.
The tank was identified as the remains of an ISRO PSLV rocket’s 3rd stage. It’s the kevlar casing for HTPB solid propellant, which looks like pretty safe stuff.
I sure hope there’s no hypergolics left in that tank.
The tank was identified as the remains of an ISRO PSLV rocket’s 3rd stage. It’s the kevlar casing for HTPB solid propellant, which looks like pretty safe stuff.