The $750 million Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS) satellite, launched 20 years ago to study climate change, is set to breach the atmosphere within weeks.In a new alert issued this week, officials warned pieces could land in densely populated areas on six continents including parts of Britain, Europe, North and South America and Asia.
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Supposed to fall late this week. Unfortunately, NASA doesn't know where. If it lands in some place we own where no one is that'd be nice or the ocean would be nice too. Hopefully it burns up in the atmosphere or they shoot it down.
By the time it falls, they will have the military or something there just in case it doesn't burn up in the atmosphere. If it doesn't they'll shoot it down. They're more worried about the Space Station falling cause it's so big. It's bigger than a football field!
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