Chinese rocket one of the biggest pieces of uncontrolled space junk in history | The World

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Space agencies are tracking the path of a Chinese rocket that is predicted to fall back to Earth some time in the next few days.

Under international guidelines, rockets are supposed to return to earth in a controlled way, but the Long March 5B is spiralling out of control.

Astronomer-at-large, Fred Watson says it’s one of the largest pieces of space junk in history to make an uncontrolled re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere.

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