In a significant development, a Chinese satellite appears to have demonstrated a laser strike capability against Starlink, ...

China Wednesday launched its Tianwen-2 space mission to collect asteroid samples and conduct a main-belt comet study. A ...

The booster of a large Chinese rocket plummeted to Earth on November 4 in an uncontrolled ... Coast in Africa where several buildings were hit by the space debris. As you can imagine, there's ...

Grab your helmets: A Chinese rocket booster in space the length of two tractor-trailers will plummet back to Earth sometime soon. No one knows exactly when — maybe today. UPDATE: Nov. 4, 2022, 9 ...

It’s not even the first time a Chinese rocket part has come crashing down. Core stages from all three Long March 5B launches have fallen back to Earth in an uncontrolled manner, most recently in ...

A massive, 23-ton hunk of Chinese space junk orbiting Earth is expected to make a chaotic return to the home planet Friday, but it's unknown exactly when or where it will come down.

Grab your helmets: A Chinese rocket booster in space ... Most of the junk that plunges back to Earth burns up or splashes down. The odds of space stuff hitting the ocean are good, given two ...

A Chinese rocket used to build its space station has crashed back to Earth. It reentered the atmosphere at 10.01 UTC – but at least some of it is expected to have survived to hit the surface and ...

While the chances are low of any one person getting hit by the returning space ... in less than three years, a massive Chinese rocket stage reentered the Earth’s atmosphere, this time over ...

China's Long March 5B rocket left its 23-ton core to fall to Earth uncontrolled. The forecast for debris covers 88% of the planet's population.

Chinese rocket will crash to Earth on Nov. 5. Here's what we know. News. By Ben Turner published 3 November 2022 ... Doomed Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482 could hit Earth tonight.

Debris from a Chinese rocket hit the earth over the weekend somewhere over the Indian Ocean, according to Space.com. More: 25-ton Chinese rocket debris crashes to Earth over Indian Ocean "The Long ...