'Heavenly Palace' is coming quickly on earth
Experts say that a lab in the space station has lost control of the planet and it is likely to soon clash between Earth and the world.
Harvard University's astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell told the British daily Guardian that this Chinese space station is fast approaching us and it will land on the surface for the next few months. It's running very fast, and it's going to fall down in a few months from now-- in the end of 2017 or at the beginning of 2014.
In 2011, this station was called the Tiangong-1. It was one of China's biggest hopes for space in the space as part of its plan to show itself as a global dominant state, as has been said in the British Daily Independent report. The country's space agency calls this station "heavenly palace". China also carried out several raids at this station, some of which were astronauts on the expedition.
In 2016, scientists of the Chinese Space Agency CNSA said they had lost control of this laboratory and it would now start moving towards the Earth. After that the station is behaving strangely, experts say, after some months it has been released from publication of any information. There is also concern that there may be risks to the people of the world after reading these debris from the sky.
So far, this laboratory is expected to be in the sea. Because of this, there is less chance of someone being injured in this accident. But still there may be an accident even near a place where people are near.
It is difficult to predict where the engineers lose control and where it will fall, When it descends down it can fly in the wind, even a small wind blow can take it from one continent to the continent.
Most of the debris will burn in the atmosphere of the earth as it goes down. But parts of the body like Satkajee will fall from the sky, said McDowell.