US keeps close watch on Chinese Long March rocket debris, expects re-entry on Saturday


The US space command is closely tracking debris from the large Chinese rocket Long March 5B expected to re-enter the Earth’s atmosphere on Saturday.

In a statement on Tuesday, Pentagon spokesman Mike Howard said the US was aware of and tracking the location of the rocket.

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