Scientists have emphasized the danger of being hit by falling debris is tiny,
as low as one in 1 trillion, as the structure is likely to burn up in the atmosphere during reentry.
“There is no need for people to worry about its re-entry into the atmosphere,” an article by the China Manned Space Engineering Office published on state media said.
“It won’t crash to the Earth fiercely, as in sci-fi movie scenarios, but will look more like a shower of meteors.”