Dead Satellite to Hit Earth In a Week

U.S. space agency NASA said dead satellite particles to hit earth in a week. They are monitoring 6-ton satellite closely. On Friday they have announced arrival could be possible to Sep. 23, of this month.

As per NASA’s calculations the satellite will break into 26 pieces when it gets close to the Earth. The heaviest piece will be about 350 pounds. NASA will give more details to public on the next week. For now, all continents except Antarctica could be hit by satellite debris.

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I read NASA saying the window is now between northern Canada and southern South America. Let's hope nobody gets hit. Odds of water landing have shrank dramatical­ly from the original 75% chance.

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