China's Most Powerful Rocket is Falling to Earth This Weekend, We Don't Know Where It Will Land Yet
China's Most Powerful Rocket is Falling to Earth This Weekend, We Don't Know Where It Will Land Yet China's most powerful rocket to date is expected to fall back to Earth in the coming days, with no clear idea of where it will land — or even when it will fall. The rocket, named Long March 7, was launched on June 25 and was carrying an experimental satellite that was supposed to help the country with tracking ships in the South China Sea, but it never left orbit. China has attempted to guide the spacecraft back into the atmosphere but hasn't yet been successful. It could take days or weeks before its orbit decays enough for it to fall out of space and crash into our planet's surface. What is the rocket? The rocket is China's most powerful rocket, and it's scheduled to crash on Earth this weekend. We don't yet know where it will land, but we do know that it will be a spectacular sight. The rocket is over 100 feet long and has a diameter of nearly 20 feet....