Long March 5 Mission Debris Predicted to Impact South China Sea
Debris from China's Long March 5 satellite launch is expected to fall into the South China Sea, with the payload already achieving high-orbit insertion.
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China warns rocket remnants to hit South China Sea • zeebiz.com
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