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I’m not sure what launch vehicles this could have conceivably come from - there’s not a lot of 2.5 meter rockets. Maybe it was a payload adapter?
SpaceX is known to drop shit all over the place, but yeah no idea if they have something like that. Could also just be from a plane.
As bad as SpaceX may be, the Chinese have been terrifyingly incompetent at avoiding space debris falling on people. Still, I don’t know if any of their rockets have a diameter like this.
Certainly could be from non-space activities, like you said.
Boeing glances around nervously...
Boeing: loads gun