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  China’s Tiangong-2 space station comes down crashing on earth. Here's what just happened

  Science | July 19, 2019 20:19 IST

  China's experimental space lab Tiangong-2 will re-enter the earth's atmosphere to fall into the Pacific Ocean today. Read more.

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  China's experimental space lab Tiangong-2 to re-enter atmosphere on July 19

  World | July 13, 2019 15:37 IST

  Most of the spacecraft will be burnt up in the atmosphere, and a small amount of debris is expected to fall in the safe sea area in the South Pacific, CMSEO, which manages China's human spaceflight endeavours, said.   

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  China space lab Tiangong 1 mostly burns up on re-entry in south Pacific

  Science | April 03, 2018 16:23 IST

  Launched in 2011, Tiangong 1 was China’s first space station, serving as an experimental platform for bigger projects, such as the Tiangong 2 launched in September 2016 and a future permanent Chinese space station.

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  Chinese space lab Tiangong-1 burns up mostly after re-entering earth's surface above Pacific

  Science | April 02, 2018 8:21 IST

  Tiangong-1 has re-entered the atmosphere, and the re-entrance zone is located in the central area of the South Pacific. Most devices are ablated and destroyed during re-entry.

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  Defunct Chinese space lab Tiangong-1 may fall back to earth on Monday

  Science | April 01, 2018 23:46 IST

  According to the agency, the chances of someone being hit by a piece of the space lab is 10 million times less than the annual probability of being hit by lightning.

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  Defunct Chinese space lab to fall on earth tonight, debris could be seen from these cities

  Science | April 01, 2018 11:21 IST

  The Tiangong-1 will disintegrate during its re-entry and only a few parts of it will survive the process and reach Earth's surface.

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  Chinese unmanned space lab to hit Earth. What will be the consequences?

  Science | January 09, 2018 15:53 IST

  Its wreckage will fall in a designated area in the Pacific Ocean.

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  Chinese space station could crash into Earth.. and these cities are at risk

  Trending | November 10, 2017 19:01 IST

  China's space station Tiangong-1 may explode early next year and countries including Spain, Italy, Japan are at risk.