Chinese space lab Tiangong-1 to re-enter to earth's atmosphere

The European Space Agency and the China Manned Space Engineering Office sources confirm, the Chinese space lab Tiangong-1 will re-enter the earth's atmosphere within next 24 hours. China launched the Tiangong-1 space lab in September 2011 as a part of their space programme. Chinese authorities informed United Nations in 2017, that Tiangong-1 has stopped functioning in March 2016. The Chinese administration did not give a reason for the failure of the space lab. The space lab is currently orbiting the earth at a height of 196.4 kilometers (122 miles). According to the scientists, the structure of the Tiangong-1 will burn up as it re-enters into the earth's atmosphere, therefore the danger of being hit by falling debris is one in a trillion. The China Manned Space Engineering Office confirms the Tiangong-1 will not crash however the debris will fall in form of a shower of meteors.