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A Chinese rocket is falling to Earth, but we don’t know where it will land The probability of some parts of the booster going to populated lands is relatively low, making it much more likely to land somewhere in the ocean. But that probability is not zero. For example: The CZ-5B booster was launched on May 5, 2020 for a mission last year. The same problem arose even then: the core booster ended up in an uncontrolled orbit before re-entering the Earth’s atmosphere. Trash It landed in the villages of Côte d’Ivoire. It was enough to make a notable rebuke to the then NASA administrator, Jim Bridenstine.

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