Your chances of getting Donnie Darko’d by a hunk of space trash are low… but never zero!
voxadam on
Maybe we’ll get lucky and it’ll hit Dear Leader.
-Nyarlabrotep- on
Oh cool, I can just skim through the AI’s “key takeaways” at the top! Let’s see… “NASA’s Van Allen Probe A satellite, launched in 2012 to study Earth’s radiation belts, is expected to crash back to Earth on **March 10, 2020.**”
Neat. Thanks Yahoo AI.
mfb- on
It has an inclination of just 9.5 degrees, it’ll come down somewhere between 10 degrees N and 10 degrees S (e.g. northern Venezuela to northern Bolivia in South America). Places a few degrees outside that window still have a chance to see the reentry, but all the US states and all of Europe are out. Northern Australia might have a chance to see it.
Timoroader on
I thought they were more expensive than that.
WaltJrThe1st on
Where’s it going to land, I might accidentally be there.
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We are all gonna dieee!! AGGGHHHH /s
where can we watch this? any suggestions?
Your chances of getting Donnie Darko’d by a hunk of space trash are low… but never zero!
Maybe we’ll get lucky and it’ll hit Dear Leader.
Oh cool, I can just skim through the AI’s “key takeaways” at the top! Let’s see… “NASA’s Van Allen Probe A satellite, launched in 2012 to study Earth’s radiation belts, is expected to crash back to Earth on **March 10, 2020.**”
Neat. Thanks Yahoo AI.
It has an inclination of just 9.5 degrees, it’ll come down somewhere between 10 degrees N and 10 degrees S (e.g. northern Venezuela to northern Bolivia in South America). Places a few degrees outside that window still have a chance to see the reentry, but all the US states and all of Europe are out. Northern Australia might have a chance to see it.
I thought they were more expensive than that.
Where’s it going to land, I might accidentally be there.