Video: Space satellite is about to collide with Earth
On November 9, a space satellite named GOCE of Europe ran out of fuel from October 21, falling through the Earth's atmosphere very quickly due to the influence of the magnetic field.
On November 9, a space satellite named GOCE of Europe ran out of fuel from October 21, falling through the Earth's atmosphere very quickly due to the influence of the magnetic field. It is known that the satellite was launched in 2009.
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According to the report on the European Space Agency's homepage, this GOCE is responsible for setting up gravity variations maps and ocean circulation research on Earth, weighing 1.2 tons, showing how Left The land is 160km and is falling at a speed of 13km a day. According to scientists, most satellites will be ignited when entering the atmosphere, however, about 25% of the remaining GOCE (50 fragments) will be collided with the Earth's surface within next two days.
With two-thirds of the area being water and sea, along sparsely populated lands, the ability to threaten human life and valuable property when the earth satellite is extremely low. Due to continuous changes in the Earth's upper atmosphere, scientists have not been able to accurately predict where the satellite will fall.
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