A farmer in Minnesota has discovered an 11-foot metal object in his cornfield. The object has been identified as space debris believed to be from a Chinese rocket. The debris came down over the region and was found in a Stevens County cornfield. The discovery has raised concerns about the growing issue of space junk and its potential effect on our planet.
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