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Old satellites race each other to fall to Earth
The 2.5-ton ROSAT telescope will fall to Earth in late October and is likely to cause 1.5 times more casualties than UARS satellites.
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NASA's satellite moment falls to Earth
Some fragments of UARS satellite falling to Earth have been observed in Texas and California (USA) and Italy.
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NASA reassured about dead satellite fragments
The debris of the US Air and Space Administration's (NASA) Aviation satellite is expected to fall to Earth in September, but most in the ocean or uninhabited region, Reu…
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American artificial satellites fall on the following weekend
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has reported that one of its faulty artificial satellites has left orbit and may fall anywhere on Earth on September 24.
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Universe garbage weighs more than 6 tons about to fall to earth
A broken satellite from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is about to fall to Earth and many fear its debris could endanger neighborhoods.
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The meteorite glows in the sky of Peru
The image of a shining object believed to be meteorite was caught plunging down from the sky of Cusco, southern Peru.
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Large asteroids fly over the Earth in the Fall
JPL Jet Laboratory of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) on May 2, said a large asteroid will fly across the Earth in the coming Fall at close range.
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3 Glonass satellites of Russia fall into the Pacific Ocean
Three Russian Glonass-M positioning satellites, launched into orbit on December 5, fell off the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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Snow falls on Mars
Scientists at the University of York, Canada on July 4 published the results of a study that found snowfall early every morning on Red planet.
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NASA tested the new launch system
NASA has succeeded in testing a new destroyer system that helps astronauts fall by parachute safely when a missile launch occurs.
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Summer clouds on Saturn's Titan satellite
Observers and researchers of Saturn's Titan satellites say that Titan satellite clouds form and move quite like clouds on earth, but at a much slower rate.
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Meteor falls to Ontario
For the second time this year, the University of Western Ontario Meteor Group filmed an extremely rare video recording a meteor falling to Earth.
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Satellite spies plunged into the earth
Some US government officials admit that a large US spy satellite has lost its energy source and may fall to Earth sometime in late February or early March.
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Russia's supply ship was separated from the ISS Station
On September 19, Russia's Progress ship rescued from the ISS International Space Station but will stay in orbit within an experiment.