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Experts Are Baffled Where the 23-Ton of Space Debris Will Crash Upon Reentry to Earth
No one knows where a 23-ton chunk of rocket will crash onto the Earth. On Friday, a massive piece of space debris launched by a Chinese rocket is expected to crash down to Earth.
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