Topic: Russia's space cargo ship to burn up in atmosphere on Friday (Read 458 times)
I think the Atmosphere is strong enough to collect all the fallout..I haven't seen any mass hysteria reports on the news our end and we are located in Europe, but will be interested to see what pans out.
The designated spot is Indian Ocean, north of Madagascar.
Of all the cargo ships that reach ISS like regular buses, this one had to have a failure! It carried a copy of the Victory Banner, that Russia hoped to deliver to ISS, like it did with the Olympic torch last year.
Of all the cargo ships that reach ISS like regular buses, this one had to have a failure! It carried a copy of the Victory Banner, that Russia hoped to deliver to ISS, like it did with the Olympic torch last year.
This better not come down on the united shits of america or there'll be more war talk going forward. It's likely to just see an ocean drop and that will be it.
When it burns up in the atmosphere it will no longer exist to fall anywhere. Only a "few small parts" would be likely to remain.
It's not a solid piece of rock like a meteor. The hull will be breached and fire will consume the ship from the inside and out simultaneously, unlike a meteor which only burns from the outside surface area and therefore can survive a lot longer.
This better not come down on the united shits of america or there'll be more war talk going forward. It's likely to just see an ocean drop and that will be it.
http://www.satview.org/ Online Satellite Tracking
How close is this website to being accurate do you know?
http://www.satview.org/ Online Satellite Tracking
Russia said an unmanned supply ship set for the International Space Station will fall back to Earth on Friday and burn up in the atmosphere, after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure.
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/russias-space-cargo-ship-to-burn-up-in-atmosphere-on-friday-20150507-ggwrdp.html
protect their heads
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/russias-space-cargo-ship-to-burn-up-in-atmosphere-on-friday-20150507-ggwrdp.html
protect their heads
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