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China’s Tiangong-1 has met its fiery end. The out-of-control space station plummeted through the Earth’s atmosphere at roughly 7:15pm ET on Sunday evening, as expected. Most of Tiangong-1 was destroyed during re-entry, however parts crash-landed somewhere over the South Pacific…