7-ton UARS Satellite - Please share Pics & Vids of the Fallen DEBRIS!!!

wonder what the biggest pieces will be and will it like pierce through houses roofs or just lland nowheres in some northern forest??

that chunk does look like metal and just a few pounds, well whats left of whatever it was.

Even the msm is saying it will NOT land in the us. Thankfully
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if its true and a piece of a nasa sat he just gave evidence he touched it and now he will disappear for touching nasa's stuff.. they dont like it when you play with their things...

also im not saying its part of the UARS...im just saying a sat in general...or a piece of space junk...

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One of the main reasons for that is safety issues.....like radiation...I think, I could be totally wrong about that, but my grandfather in law worked for NASA back in the 80s and thats his explanation

Originally posted by Nkinga
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One of the main reasons for that is safety issues.....like radiation...I think, I could be totally wrong about that, but my grandfather in law worked for NASA back in the 80s and thats his explanation

and its reasonable to believe i know people are gonna scream no its just a cover up but really...up there the sats get blasted 24/7 with radiation there is no o-zone to stop it nothing.....so it soaks it up.....i personally wouldnt touch it sure it would be cool..but not worth the cancer.

theyre expecting about 26 significant pieces to survive burnout.

the largest being some 350 lbs and the smallest pieces 1 lb:

1) HGA gimbal and reten. (Titanium) 59 pounds impacting at 99 miles per hour

(4) Forward bulkhead fitting (Titanium) 55 pounds impacting at 177 miles per hour

(1) SSPP gimball (Titanium) 134 pounds impacting at 130 miles per hour

(1) SSPP structure (AL-2024-T8) 348 pounds impacting at 99 miles per hour

(4) MMS fuel tanks (Titanium) 11 pounds impacting at 59 miles per hour

(3) MMS MPS batteries (SSteel 304L) 101 pounds impacting at 146 miles per hour

(4) Reaction wheel rims (SSteel 304L) 4 pounds impacting at 240 miles per hour

(1) FSS housing (Beryllium) 7 pounds impacting at 175 miles per hour

(2) FHST bracket (Beryllium) 2 pounds impacting at 40 miles per hour

(2) G.F. abutment plate (Titanium) 4 pounds impacting at 30 miles per hour

(2) G.F. base plate (Titanium) 11 pounds impacting at 81 miles per hour

(1) G.F. extension (Titanium) 1 pound impacting at 47 miles per hour

So is it down yet ?
Going out for my morning smoke at 06.40 this morning UK time I heard either this coming down or the mysterious booming/rumbling sound that people have been posting about, I'm looking round for news on this former satellite/hazardous fireball's demise