Space station 'to emit highly toxic However, the mystery over what is
vapours when it crashes to earth' inside the space station means
mean that
Estimating when or where the object
will fall is so difficult because Chinese
authorities have revealed very little
about its fall. It's also difficult to
know how it will survive its desc
descent,
and what will happen when it's over,
since western experts don't even
it's not possible to know what kind of
danger it would pose once it had
landed on the ground. "For your
safety, do not touch any debris you
may find on the ground nor inhale
vapours it may emit," experts wrote.
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know what the space station is made
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out of or what it is carrying.
Experts at the US-funded
funded Aerospace
Corporation warned last week that
some
debris
could
survive
the
descent to the Earth and land on the
ground. "“If this should happen, any
surviving debris would fall within a
region
that
is
a
few
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hundred
kilometers in size,” they wrote.
But they said the chance it would hit
anyone was very unlikely indeed.
"When considering the worst-case
location,
the
probability
that
a
specific person will be struck by
Tiangong-1 1
debris
is
about
one
million times smaller than the odds of
winning the Powerball jackpot," they
wrote.
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