[theold]

An old piece of NASA equipment is flying back to Earth decades after it launched – and is just hours away from crashing onto the planet's surface.

NASA said the risk of harm is "low – approximately 1 in 2,467.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nasa-spacec...ic-imager/

[ysh02]

Likely fall to where ? Pacific Ocean so no worry not so "zhun" come here 😉

[kangtangman]

Just learned that the solar flares will affect earth on 23 April which has a wider effect on most of us.

So probably need to find ways to protect ourselves from the solar flares instead of worrying the spacecraft from NASA.

[K88 shu shu]

can find 1 and sell in carousell for S$1M ?

[debono]

Likely fall to where ? Pacific Ocean so no worry not so "zhun" come here 😉

Most probably it will fall onto the Pacific Ocean, but most of it will be burned up upon entering the earth atmosphere...................

[red3]

It would become a molecule within 60secs

[K88 shu shu]

Most probably it will fall onto the Pacific Ocean, but most of it will be burned up upon entering the earth atmosphere...................

me sure there are some small pierces fall on hard ground.

treasure hunt and huat.