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The latest Long March 6A launched July 4 , lifting off from a specifically constructed launch pad at Taiyuan spaceport.
The nature and cause of the debris is unclear, but it could be related to passivation of the stage or broken insulation.
Space debris is an issue of growing significance, potentially threatening satellites, spacecraft.
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