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Thread ID: 146008	2018-03-31 02:46:00	Watch Out Youse Guys!!!!!	SurferJoe46 (51)	PC World Chat

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1447879	2018-03-31 02:46:00	On March 2016, Tiangong-1 stopped communicating with its mission control center in Beijing, leading the China Manned Space Engineering Office (CMSEO) to declare its mission over. Tiangong-1 has been space junk ever since. Currently, Tiangong-1 is expected to fall to Earth somewhere between the latitudes of 42.7 degrees north and 42.7 degrees south, a range that spans the border of South Dakota and Nebraska in the north and Tasmania in the south. As re-entry day nears for Tiangong-1, satellite trackers will be able to make more refined predictions for where and when it will crash. In a statement today (March 29), CMSEO officials said the public should not fear being hit by debris from Tiangong-1. "There is no need for people to worry* about its re-entry into the atmosphere. It won't crash to the Earth fiercely, as in sci-fi movie scenarios, but will look more like a shower of meteors," the statement said according to the state-run Xinhua news service. I - am at over 46 degrees north latitude - most of youse guys is/are north of 42.7 degrees south latitude. * tell me another one, Josephine! Hahahahahah! Run Kiwis - run!	SurferJoe46 (51)
1447880	2018-03-31 21:17:00	46.161038 S, 169 E-ish is where I am today, should be out of the firing line... I hope! :D	KarameaDave (15222)
1447881	2018-03-31 21:32:00	It won't land anywhere near NZ as we have too any spies hanging around with not much to do	gary67 (56)
1447882	2018-04-01 09:35:00	46.161038 S, 169 E-ish is where I am today, should be out of the firing line... I hope! :D Hmmm. I'm at 46.126 N..... we're what one could say, "worlds apart" on the opposite side of the world.	SurferJoe46 (51)
1447883	2018-04-01 10:03:00	Just passed over Hawkes Bay around 8.30pm. Saved again :) Ken 🤔	kenj (9738)
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