- The failed Japanese H3 rocket and its satellite likely reentered Earth's atmosphere within four hours.
- JAXA believes most of the rocket and satellite burned up during reentry.
- Scattered debris may have fallen into the ocean, with no confirmed damage reported.

A: Hey! Did you hear about the H3 rocket launch?
B: No way! What happened? It seemed so cool!
A: Well, it didn't go as planned, sadly. It failed!
B: Oh no! Really? What about the satellite?
A: JAXA said the rocket and the satellite probably fell back to Earth.
B: Wow, that’s fast! Like, within four hours?
A: Yeah, they think most of it burned up in the atmosphere.
B: That’s a bit reassuring, I guess.
A: But some parts might have fallen into the ocean.
B: Hopefully, no one got hurt or anything.
A: JAXA said they haven’t heard of any damage yet.
B: Fingers crossed! What a shame about the satellite though.