China's first space station Tiangong-1 is expected to hit the ground during next 24 hours. 9.4 tonnes of a space station is equal to a bus in volume, which China sent in space in 2011, but the Chinese government's contact in 2016 was apparently broken due to the technical error. It is difficult to predict where this space station will enter the ground again and where it will be hit the ground.
Last week, this space station was located at the height of 130 miles and after that, it is falling down one mile daily and its speed is increasing. According to experts, when the space station will falling rapidly on earth's atmosphere, because of heat much of its part become the ash in the air, but some parts can fall on the ground. But at what place these pieces fall, it is currently not less than a secret.
By the way, it's debris are likely to fall into the ocean, because about 70 percent of the earth is included in the water.
Well if you want to track its fall, many websites can be checked like Chine Manned Space
NOTE: Photo of the space station is not original.
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