A defunct German satellite is expected to plunge to Earth this
week, but exactly when and where the satellite will fall remains a
mystery.
The massive
German Roentgen Satellite,
or ROSAT, is expected to plummet to Earth on Saturday or Sunday (Oct.
22 or 23), though German space officials have also offered a wider
re-entry window of between Oct. 21 and Oct. 25. This latest falling
satellite comes about a month after a dead NASA climate satellite,
called the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS), plunged into the
Pacific Ocean in late September.
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