 "space debris, space, astronomy")
China is building its new Tiangong space station and the debris of the dead space rocket, Long March 5B, that is being used to transport the parts of the station is likely to fall on Earth by Sunday. According to a report by CNET, the exact place where the debris will fall is not yet known.
"The uncertainty of where the large debris will ultimately land presents a level of risk to human safety and property damage that is well above commonly accepted thresholds," a report by Aerospace Corporation that tracks orbital re-entries, said.
It added, "The 28-hour window for its re-entry and crashing on the surface of the planet will begin on Friday evening (Pacific Time) and continue through
