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The 25-ton core stage of a Long March 5B rocket "reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Indian Ocean this afternoon," reports Space.com, citing an announcement on Twitter from the U.S. Space Command. Mission managers didn't screw anything up; this end-of-life scenario is built into the Long March 5B...
Over 88% of the world’s population lives in the path of the potential debris footprint from the booster of a Long March 5B rocket.
The 25-ton (22.5 metric tons) core stage of a Long March 5B rocket reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Indian Ocean this afternoon (July 30), ending its brief but controversial orbital stay.
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
Experts say a 25-ton piece from a Chinese rocket booster will crash down to Earth this weekend. No one knows where it may land.