A Minnesota farmer found an 11-foot metal object in his cornfield; investigators say it may be space debris
Science · First reported 25 Oct, 07:05 · Updated 22:10

Authorities retrieved an 11-foot charred metal object found in a western Minnesota cornfield and are investigating its origin, with observers suggesting it could be rocket debris.
- A farmer found the bowl-shaped object while harvesting corn in Scott Township, Stevens County, on October 14.
- The object measures about 11 feet across, has visible scorching and serial numbers, and was retrieved by authorities.
- A report cited by the article suggests it may be linked to a Chinese Zhuque-2E rocket; officials said there was no public threat.
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