I hope you enjoy editing here and being a
ϢereSpielChequers 14:19, 15 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]
Hi! Recently I edited a Wiki reference to a May 2021
However, I may be mistaken with regard to the scale of damage sustained by Ivory Coast during the 2020 reentry event. I think in these times of heightened passions on subjects concerning China, it is important me, who dabble in editing Wiki pages addressing the Chinese Space program as a hobby, to stick to the facts; in that spirit, if you'd kindly point me to any relevant info, such as possible damages to buildings etc., I then can remedy my possible editorial mistake and restore the
I'd like to apologize for accosting you using your Wiki talk page, but I have no quick way of contacting you in order to ascertain if I'd made an editorial mistake. (As an aside, I agree that
Cheers! And thanks for all your work on both your day-job and you space 'hobbies'!
Spotty's Friend (talk) 01:38, 7 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Hi! My source was some postings from Ivoirian journalists on Facebook and Twitter that I can't now find but are also mentioned in this Nigerian news source: https://www.abidjanplus.com/societe/les-objets-metalliques-mysterieux-tombes-du-ciel-sont-des-debris
" Tandis que celle de Mahounou s’était logée dans un fromager après un bruit assourdissant. Quant à celle retrouvée à N’Guinou, elle avait fini sa course en perçant le toit d’une maison sans faire de victime."
which I translate as
"While [the debris in] Mahounou lodged itself in a cheesemaking machine after a deafening noise... as for that found in N'Guinoi, it completed its flight by piercing the roof of a house, without causing casualties".
Jonathan McDowell