Breaking News Editor A massive Chinese rocket ferrying space station modules into orbit came home to planet Earth ... then spent the past week drifting back to Earth, but its 20,500 mph velocity ...

Typically, rocket debris is meant to come back down in a controlled way ... which is scheduled to launch the next Chinese space station module." The rocket will deliver the third and final ...

Debris from a very large Chinese rocket is expected to reenter ... which was a 77-ton space station, came back to Earth and broke up over the Indian Ocean, but debris was still scattered across ...

A Chinese rocket used to build its space station has crashed back to Earth ... to hit the surface and no one yet knows where it came down. On Monday, China launched its Long March-5B rocket ...

Sometime this weekend, a massive booster from a Chinese rocket will begin an uncontrolled fall back to Earth from space ... the Long March 5B booster will come down. The situation closely ...

It looks like China, yet again, has launched a humongous rocket into space with little ... chance that uncontrolled space junk will come crashing back home and cause human casualties in the ...

AN out-of-control Chinese rocket will fall back to Earth today as scientists ... Nevertheless, the possibility exists for pieces of the rocket to come down over a populated area.

There were no initial reports of damage or injuries from the Chinese Long March-5B rocket stage when it came down shortly after ... its spent rockets tumble back to Earth after days in orbit.

A rocket is expected to fall back to Earth somewhere sometime this afternoon. It's a Chinese rocket that carried a module to a space station under construction. And we use the word somewhere and ...

Skywatchers were left surprised, puzzled and awestruck by a mysterious streak of light slicing through the night sky.

ForbesAnother Chinese Rocket Is Poised To Come Crashing Back Down To EarthBy Eric Mack It was clear almost immediately after Wentian was deployed that a CZ-5B would be going out in a ball of fire ...

The newest piece of big Chinese space junk will fall back to Earth around the end ... It's too early to predict where the Chinese rocket will come down, CORDS researchers stressed.