I've seen simulations. Parts of it are ejected far away, but other parts whiplash to the ground with great energy. Luckily, a large part of the whip may burn ou

I've seen simulations. Parts of it are ejected far away, but other parts whiplash to the ground with great energy. Luckily, a large part of the whip may burn out in atmosphere, but there's still a large remaining portion moving at hypersonic speeds that you need to worry about.