Rosat 'satellite may fall to the Indian Ocean'
Fragments of the German satellite may have fallen into the Indian Ocean after it crashed into the atmosphere yesterday.
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Fragments of the German satellite may have fallen into the Indian Ocean after it crashed into the atmosphere yesterday.
After many predictions about whether the German satellite could fall in Southeast Asia or deep in the Chinese plateau, scientists finally located the grounding position…
Germany's vacant ROSAT satellite will fall to Earth from October 21-24. A very large area on Earth, not excluding Vietnam, may have to catch a fragment of this satellite.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announces that their 6-tonne mass satellite has fallen to the northeast of the Vanuatu archipelago.
According to NASA's announcement, the UARS satellite will enter the atmosphere on September 22, two days earlier than predicted.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announces a nearly 6-ton satellite, about the size of a bus, will fall to earth tonight and many places can catch its debris, including…
An amateur astronomer filmed an American 6-ton satellite falling in the universe and is expected to fall to Earth on September 23.
Any country with satellite debris from the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) fell and damaged this morning (24-9 hours Hanoi), which may be compensated by the US Go…
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) this afternoon confirmed that their failed satellite had fallen toward the Pacific Ocean, but scientists had not determined the exact lo…
On September 25, scientists from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) said that it has not yet determined the exact point of the satellite studying NASA's UARS upper atmospher…
Some fragments of UARS satellite falling to Earth have been observed in Texas and California (USA) and Italy.
On September 23, the skies of Moscow, Kiev and Ekaterinburg, where the fragments of UARS satellites flew, radioactive elements that could cause cancer, Dr. Igor Ostresov…
The head of a technology corporation in the United States said he could clean up the cosmic garbage in the earth's low orbit with a giant grid.
A broken satellite from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is about to fall to Earth and many fear its debris could endanger neighborhoods.
US scientists are alarming that there is a huge amount of cosmic garbage in Earth orbit, including 22,000 fragments, small debris clouds, boosters and old satellites ...…