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This undated file photo shows an illustration of Tianwen-1 robotic probe entering Martian orbit. - China Daily BEIJING (Global Times): In the wake of China's successful launch of the Tianhe core cabin, the first section for the country's first space station, into planned orbit, stargazers from all over the world have now turned their heads once again to Mars, looking forward to the event of China's Tianwen-1 probe's upcoming landing somewhere in the southern part of a vast plain known as Utopia Planitia on the Red Planet. Aiming to achieve “orbiting, landing and roving” all in one mission...

BEIJING, May 10: China's space authority has announced that remnants from China's Long March-5B Y2 carrier rocket reentered the Earth's atmosphere, most of it burning up on entry, with some remnants falling in the Arabian Sea. Amid an intense China-US relationship and increasingly fierce competition in technology between the two great powers, some Americans have been racking their brains and grasping every chance to hype the "China threat" theory, with the latest episode being they accusing China of being "irresponsible" for leaving rocket debris "uncontrolled, causing threats to objects on E...

While China has no control over the falling debris, authorities have said most of the components will likely be destroyed as it plummets.

Out-of-control rocket: North Island named as latest crash location 8 May, 2021 04:50 AM 4 minutes to read North Island named as 'informed prediction' for where Chinese rocket debris will land. Photo / via The Aerospace Corporation North Island named as 'informed prediction' for where Chinese rocket debris will land. Photo / via The Aerospace Corporation NZ Herald Calculations into where a section of an out-of-control rocket will land this weekend have been updated - and New Zealand's North Island is the latest "informed prediction". But don't panic - China's foreign ministry said most debris...

Out-of-control Chinese rocket is falling back on earth this weekend; which country is in danger? Out-of-control Chinese rocket is falling back on earth this weekend; which country is in danger? A large part of the 'out-of-control' debris from Long March 5B is expected to hit the earth's surface on May 8. advertisement The debris from the Chinese rocket might reenter the earth on May 8. HIGHLIGHTS China’s largest rocket, the Long March 5B was launched on April 29. It weighs over 20,000 kg and is roughly 30-metre long. Heads up! It's homecoming time for 'out-of-control' debris from the Long M...