Whoever expected a heartwarming story involving hypergolic propellants.
Thanks for being awesome.
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Goblins are the least of your worries in Australia.
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The alternative: Relating the story of the infamous 1994 explosion that killed two scientists at that lab. 
ABC News (Australia) noted that they’re talking to ISRO about “cleanup” but the Western Australia premier said (at 1 minute 7 seconds):
I did make the observation this morning that perhaps this will be in addition to the Skylab pieces that we have in the museum and might add to our growing collection of space debris which seems to be collecting in WA.
ISRO still want to confirm it was one of their rockets.
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Looks like filament wound kevlar, not metal.
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And as every reader of Disc World knows, million-to-one occurrences happen 9 times out of 10. So, “Hail, Mars!”
(Ach! Ninja’d by @sqlrob!)
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