Chinese rocket debris crashes into Indian Ocean - state media

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6. Proof again, that gravity works.

Even at 18,000mph, the speed with which things stay in orbit. Our rockets and spacecraft, will always slow down ( unless boosted) until gravity takes over and pulls the object to earth. Gravity is consistent, predictable and reliable.
Our atmosphere is thick enough, with water molecules to create enough friction to cause these space objects to burst into flame, as they descend.
It's the last part of that decent, which can vary a bit, that determines where an object will fall. That small amount of distance, is linked to the speed which determines it's rate of fall. But it will come down.

Most spacecraft are well designed to include the final moments of the spacecraft's life, but apparently the Chinese have decided that this one phase is not worth looking after.

Could we accidentally, but kinda on purpose, have some of our chunky space bits fall on a predetermined spot on earth?
I like Tienanmen Square, as it's already setup to showcase the landing spot where tourists could take selfies with the space bit.

I'm just speculating here as a 'lead by example' proposal for the space programs around the world.