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Surprised no one in Spain is saying they spotted it....so, is it down?
 
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Surprised no one in Spain is saying they spotted it....so, is it down?

Great question! I wonder..

Time in Spain right now is 4:11 a.m. Someone must be up watching these reports
 
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Over Isreal and Jordan now (if still up)
 
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What is the tracker tracking if the rocket could have already crashed?
 
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What is the tracker tracking if the rocket could have already crashed?

The calculated trajectory - within a window of 2 hours beginning at 9:00 pm ET (01:00 UTC). It is now 02:21 UTC.

Once it's confirmed that the debris has crashed (hopefully in an ocean), then the "tracker" will stop.
 
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Great way to refresh geography skills tonight. :)
 
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Confirmed that it did go over Jordan (so still in air at that time) 15 min ago
 
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Afternoon in Australia now 12:36 p.m.
 
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Via @aerospacecorp on Twitter

https://twitter.com/AerospaceCorp/status/1391216632689688582?s=19

The absence of new data sets could indicate #LongMarch5B reentered. This fits both our own latest prediction's uncertainty range and @SpaceTrackOrg predictions. Without confirmed video footage, a decay message or a new data set, we cannot yet confirm. We're still watching.
 
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I heard it landed in the Indian Ocean
 

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