China’s out-of-control space station is about to fall from the sky

USS Lake Erie call your office.

China to pay for littering? Most likely not...

NASA's Unpaid $400 Littering Ticket For Skylab Debris in Australia

In 1973, NASA made its first attempt at an orbital space station with Skylab. The project, which had to eventually be abandoned before falling back to Earth, cost an estimated $2.2 billion, though one expense was left unpaid for over three decades: a $400 littering ticket issued by a park service official in Western Australia.

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No one was hurt, but NASA wasn’t completely off the hook. When members of the Skylab investigation team visited the Shire of Esperance in Western Australia to inspect the damage and collect the station remnants, they were greeted with a $400 ticket for littering.

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The ticket was issued as a gag and in good fun, and NASA never paid off the $400 fine. In 2009, 30 years after Skylab’s reentry, California radio DJ Scott Barley asked listeners to donate money so they could finally clear NASA’s books

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On 14 February 2008 the U.S. Department of Defense announced that the Lake Erie and two other ships would attempt to hit the failed satellite USA-193 in the north Pacific just prior to burn up during a period after 20 February using a modified SM-3 missile.

On 21 February 2008, at approximately 3:30 UTC, the missile was fired and later confirmed to have struck the satellite. The military intended that the kinetic energy of the missile would rupture the hydrazine fuel tank allowing the toxic fuel to be consumed during re-entry.

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a reply to: CthulhuMythos

There was a butt load of nice big juicy highly classified radar imaging equipment on that bird, even pieces of which would have been a massive compromise.

a reply to: 727Sky

Not going to lie. I didn't realise they launched the space station yet. Thought it was due in 2020

Kind of unrelated but does anybody remember that Remote Viewing group who did that documentary years back who said WW3 would start with North Korea and when they were asked when it would happen they said a space station would fall from the sky just before it starts?

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a reply to: 2FurryMidgets

I found the video.

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Spooky. I remember they mentioned a space station falling down to earth prior to doom.

This reminds me of the 9th and last Hopi prophecy:

"You will hear of a dwelling-place in the heavens, above the earth, that will fall with a great crash. It will appear as a blue star. Very soon after this, the ceremonies of the Hopi People shall cease."

I always wondered why they never put a 'self-destruct' set-up on these things, so if and when they fell to earth, they could be blown up before they could become a dangerous pile of junk.

Let's see if it's the Blue Kachina or just one of many pieces of space junk that will come back in as flying debris.

What a great law suit if you survive!

a reply to: 2FurryMidgets

Yup. Video also on thread concerning No Ko and remote viewing, done back in April 2017 by yours truly. They haven't been wrong, and this is the worst part of it. In that video, the guy in the beginning....his dream.....It appears to be something that is not only likely, but probable.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I hope not. But it feels like a train wreck coming right at us, and all we can do is watch.

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But now experts have predicted a March 2018 uncontrolled entry is more likely and countries at risk include Spain, Turkey, India, Italy and parts of the US, according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

EPA experts have said that they are “confident” debris will not land further north than 43°N or further south than 43°S.

But they stressed any countries between these latitudes could be hit by the craft’s junk.

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looks like sunday nite or monday morn