19000-pound space station falling "uncontrolled" back to Earth

It's pretty common for old satellites and other "space junk" to come falling back down to Earth. But while hundreds of pieces of debris come down each year, scientists are nervously watching a 19,000-pound Chinese space station's course because its ... More...

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19,000-pound Chinese space station falling "uncontrolled" back to Earth.

It has been a reality to "earthlings" since the outdated Space Lab has its fading death over the 90's and was literarily pushed down to earth atmosphere. Obviously, the latter was a completely different situation once the US space agency NASA was in a complete control of what was going on with their space garbage, and the decommissioning process for that kind of equipment was scheduled for have been done about that time. So that, the complete process agenda took place before any further reentrance process was initiated granting the safety and accuracy (most of this) under the entire procedure.
I'm tending to believe that the Chinese Space Agency is pretty able to control all the parts involved in the entire process in contrast with the news.