European Space Agency: Falling Space Station To Hit Earth Sunday

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The European Space Agency says an out-of-control space station, Tiangong-1, will crash into Earth on Sunday, April 1.

On March 31, the agency released new tracking information.

'Uncontrolled' Space Station To Crash Into Earth In Early April, Experts Say

It says that the Chinese space station may enter the Earth's atmosphere around 7:25pm tonight.  Experts say the spacecraft will burn up as it reenters the earth's atmosphere.

Debris is likely to fall from the sky, though scientists don't know for sure where that will happen.

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The nonprofit "Aerospace Corporation" says it may happen over the Pacific ocean.

The chance someone will be hit by space junk is one in a trillion.