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China’s Long March 5B rocket debris expected to crash back to Earth today, tracking centres say
Remnants of China’s largest rocket, which was launched last week, are expected to plunge back through the atmosphere today, according to European and US tracking centres.
Key points:
- The statistical probability of a ground impact in a populated area is “low”, one US space tracker said
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