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    The Associated Press‏Verified account @AP 7 May 2021

    China says the upper stage of its Long March 5B carrier rocket that launched the core module of its space station will mostly burn up on re-entry, posing little threat to people and property on Earth.http://apne.ws/MQlgO4s 

    2:45 AM - 7 May 2021
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      1. Naughty Nigel  🏆‏ @NaughtyNigel3 7 May 2021
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        Mostly?

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      1. Hannes‏ @tijger238 7 May 2021
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        And dump all the garbage anywhere but China

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      1. Bettinna Lee‏ @BeashannaJ 7 May 2021
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        yeah if you believe that I got some oceanfront property for you and South Dakota still trying to figure out where it's going to fall but it's not going to burn out but it was one of the Elon Musk has you returning Rockets

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      1. Bettinna Lee‏ @BeashannaJ 7 May 2021
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        Crash and explode and we'll see in and you know bedtime it's going to hit with the Indian ocean in between the indoor islands I'm sure where that submarine was sunk in Indonesia

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      2. James Pyles‏ @jamespyles 7 May 2021
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        In 1979, Skylab crashed (and it weighed a lot more than Long March) and part of it was spread across the Australian outback. No one was hurt & probably no one will be hurt nowhttps://www.history.com/news/the-day-skylab-crashed-to-earth-facts-about-the-first-u-s-space-stations-re-entry …

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      3. Bruce Channell  🥶‏ @bruce_channell 7 May 2021
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        Unless you are the person who actually gets hit. In which case, the probability is 100%.

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      1. Ed‏ @Indubitably1125 7 May 2021
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        Somehow I'm not reassured by that

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      1. Creepy Troll‏ @CreepyJTroll 7 May 2021
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        Unless it hits you. In which case you might have a convertible skull.

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