Chinese rocket debris set for re-entry in coming hours- tracking centres. By Reuters. May 8, 2021 4:23 AM UTC Updated May 9, 2021 SHANGHAI, May 8 (Reuters) - Remnants of China’s ...

A second Long March 5B rocket is scheduled to be launched later this year, with experts preparing for another uncontrolled entry. "Well, that's a wrap on the Chang Zheng 5B Y3 reentry," astronomer ...

The rocket carrying the module, the Long March 5B, will make an uncontrolled reentry. This isn’t the first time rocket debris from China’s space program has plunged through the atmosphere with ...

The remnants of the massive Chinese rocket that delivered a new module to its space station on Monday are expected to fall to Earth early next week, according to US Space Command, which is ...

The rocket model is not reusable and parts are sometimes left in uncontrolled orbits. A Long March 5B rocket launches from the Wenchang Space Launch Center in China's Hainan province in April 2021.

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Rocket Lab (RKLB) sets a new milestone with two Earth return missions in two months, showcasing its Pioneer spacecraft's versatility and re-entry innovation.

The return marked the second time that Rocket Lab's (NASDAQ:RKLB) second highly configurable, medium delta-V spacecraft platform, Pioneer, delivered Varda's hypersonic re-entry capsule back to Earth.