http://www.dogonews.com/2011/10/26/phew-we-dodged-another-falling-satellite
By: Meera Dolesia
On: 10/26/2011
Last month, an American satellite was threatening us by the news it broke to pieces in space, and that the debris would crash into the Earth. We all gave a sign of relief when we heard it landed in the ocean. Well, last weekend, a German satellite was our concern. Luckily, it ended up in the Indian Ocean close to Sri Lanka, and there were no causalities. This is lucky, because, astronomers expected the junk to end in the highly populated cities of Chi
When satellites are doing a mission, they are in touch with a space center at all times. Well in this case, the satellite completed its task, and on the way home, in the space center, all communications and touch with the satellite is lost. Also, the satellite disappeared from the radar. That's what the astronomers were biting their lips for. And the whole population, after the news have been spread.
When I heard this, I was a little freaked out, but now when I read the part that all the debris is on the bottom of the ocean, it's easier to breathe.
By: Meera Dolesia
On: 10/26/2011
Last month, an American satellite was threatening us by the news it broke to pieces in space, and that the debris would crash into the Earth. We all gave a sign of relief when we heard it landed in the ocean. Well, last weekend, a German satellite was our concern. Luckily, it ended up in the Indian Ocean close to Sri Lanka, and there were no causalities. This is lucky, because, astronomers expected the junk to end in the highly populated cities of Chi
When satellites are doing a mission, they are in touch with a space center at all times. Well in this case, the satellite completed its task, and on the way home, in the space center, all communications and touch with the satellite is lost. Also, the satellite disappeared from the radar. That's what the astronomers were biting their lips for. And the whole population, after the news have been spread.
When I heard this, I was a little freaked out, but now when I read the part that all the debris is on the bottom of the ocean, it's easier to breathe.
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