Chinese space lab to crash into Earth this week
China's "out-of-control" space laboratory Tiangong-1 would crash into Earth between March 30 and April 2, according to the European Space Agency. The 8.5-tonne station will re-enter the atmosphere between 43Â°N and 43Â°S with cities like New York, Madrid, Beijing among 'high risk' zones. Scientists expect it to burn during re-entry and fear humans could be exposed to its toxic fuel.