UARS is now officially off track! T-minus impact on earth. Make a guess where it will land!

reply to post by dreamseeker


An area that goes from Val d' Aosta to Veneto, near Austria, with a 600 km area where 26 dangerous fragments could fall in every direction around the 200 km danger area.

I predict it will land in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa. Somewhere between Somalia, Tanzania and Kenya. Will we be told where it comes down so we can see who came closest?

I'm going to go ahead and predict it landing somewhere off the coast of Asia. In the water, perhaps near the general Japan area?

We'll see.

UARS is heading straight for Mr. Berlusconi's villa in Arcore, in the outskirts of Milan. In Italy somebody will say it's a communist satellite!! (anybody says something against Silvio is a dirty bolscevico communist...of course)

Well ok this is a joke but there are chances...I hope nobody gets hurt. Stay safe, but I find silly what the Italian authorities are suggesting..."stay inside"...as if a fragment of 140 kilos falling from the sky would be stopped by a thin concrete layer.

Originally posted by karen61057
I predict it will land in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa. Somewhere between Somalia, Tanzania and Kenya. Will we be told where it comes down so we can see who came closest?

Yes and winner will get some braggin rights!

Originally posted by Hundroid
Stay safe, but I find silly what the Italian authorities are suggesting..."stay inside"...as if a fragment of 140 kilos falling from the sky would be stopped by a thin concrete layer.

I wonder if one of the batteries could explode just above the surface causing acid or other harmful chemicals and pollutants to rain down on people in the general area?

Hmmm...

Maybe we'll get lucky, and it will land on president zero's head.

Just in the middle of the Pacific Ocean

I'm betting a part of it lands in an old couple's garden in Scu nthorpe. NASA's painfully slow updates gives me the impression it's more likely to be a splash down. But if parts land around here, I will be stealing and denying knowledge of having US government property.

It looks it is headed to North America this thing is really strange. There is no way to know where it will go.
That's why I am thinking this thing is being guided because it turns all the suden.

Upside my ex-wife's head . . .

Guess . . . wish . . . po-tay-toe . . . po-tah-toe whatever

reply to post by KingJod
Dale Farm would be useful. It would certainly end the arguement. Alternatively, Bohemian Grove or for a wider target....France

I just read that....

The satellite will break into pieces, and NASA put the chances that somebody somewhere will get hurt at just 1-in-3,200 -- low enough that some people are making a game of the whole thing. One Irish company is even allowing people to gamble on the crash site. Paddy Power, Ireland's largest bookmaker, has placed the odds that the satellite will crash in the Pacific Ocean at 8/11, followed by the Atlantic at 2/1.


1-3200 odds aren't that low.......It's not like its the Powerball jackpot odds......

We now know it's not hitting the US, so time to revise predictions. My guess is Iran. Because that would stir the conspiracy pot nicely.

Thread of it not hitting US as per NASA: www.abovetopsecret.com...

using math and the earths mass, volume, area and other probables, scientists have come to the conclusion that the sattelite will fall on one of 2 places on earth. 1 somewhere on the asian continent, 2 somewhere on dolly partons boobs!!!

i think it will land on china
then china will blame the usa
but usa will say its your fault china your children made the damn thing for noodles in your sweat shops

reply to post by Jason88


How do we know for sure it wont hit the USA? It is turning and going all over the place at this point/.

UARS Tracker

Servers too busy... Try again later...

FAIL!!!!

Anyone else having a problem getting onto the tracking site? I keep getting "Server busy, try again." for the last couple hours.

reply to post by dreamseeker


Going off a NASA spokesman here:

Nasa has said a six-ton satellite doomed to fall to Earth this week will not hit the U.S. as incredible video was captured showing the start of the spacecraft's descent.

Scientists today said that the Upper Atmospheric Research Satellite (UARS) will make its final fiery plunge on Friday afternoon when it is not due to be passing over North America.

News source: www.dailymail.co.uk...

ATS discussion: www.abovetopsecret.com...