Video appears to show Chinese rocket debris burning up in atmosphere

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Remnants of the massive Chinese rocket that was descending uncontrollably back to Earth re-entered the atmosphere over the Indian Ocean, the US Space Command said on Twitter. Video posted online appears to show what experts believe are images of the rocket booster burning up in the atmosphere, but CNN cannot confirm their veracity. #CNN #News

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