国外媒体:美国失控卫星将冲向地球（在线收听）

30年来美国最大的太空垃圾即将袭击地球，美国宇航局表示垃圾将会穿过澳大利亚、加拿大、非洲以及大片公海区域。这个已经有20年历史的高层大气研究卫星（UARS）预计将在坠入地球大气层时分解，残骸将在800公里范围内散落，但NASA坚称对人类安全的威胁性“非常小”。

The rule is what is goes up must come down, but the trouble is nobody knows exactly where the six ton NASA satellite will crash land. This wide blurbist UAR's probe is being out of control during its descent, the footage was taken by a astronaut last week as past 156miles of ahead in Northern France.

Most satellites when they come down, they are smaller, they burn up, and no one anyone else wants adviser. This one, though, because of its size, so a little more significance.

NASA said the chance of this debris from the spacecraft actually hitting someone is remote 1 in 3200 to be precise. The satellite is about this big, most of them will break up as they reenter the atmosphere, but some components will stay intact, they could be up to the size of the fridge and weigh anything up to 300 pounds, you wouldn't want more of those, hurting towards you at 214 miles an hour.

Here is where it could land, anywhere of the world, south of Alaska, to the bottom tip of south America, this covers the most inhabited areas on earth. It has been tracked by radar stations around the world, including New York*.

We've got some well class I'm listed here, help working around clock as we did a specially story for creating this, we began working with it on , however jet's size shape of this object, I suppose for anyone using any resource we have across the global to accurately predict where and exactly when the subject would be reaching.

Twirl, twirl, twirl, space is indicating that the time of caused approaches come down, no impact. The satellite has caused scale already in 2010 enforce international space station into a collision avoiding manoeuver. NASA will reassure us that in 15 years of space travel, no one has ever been hurt by falling debris. But cause may junk is no rocket science, it’s a case of watch this space, naturally.