URGENT: NASA: U.S. back in UARS satellite strike zone!!!!

Originally posted by cloaked4u
so ARE WE, to believe that this was a SIMILATION?

Are you purposefully being difficult? Please give it a rest, you're clogging up an otherwise informative, interesting thread with nonsense.

Sincerely,

Seeker11

reply to post by superman2012


WRONG!!!!

it is an actual, factual, real-time tracker of the satelite that nasa doesn't know is out there. they want us to think it came down, but thanks to the diligent sleuthing of cloaked, we all now know the TRUTH!!!!!!!! ok. ok? geez.....

reply to post by wingsfan


Star for sarcasm and I will buy you a beer when I see you....barring that, please buy yourself a beer from me.

Originally posted by intrptr
Welp. Thats it then.
Awww, I feel sad like I did when YouTube pulled the little dead alien chicken video from Siberia.
That was fun while it lasted. We need more impactors.
Maybe we could take up a collection, hack into the satellite belt and crash some of those together up there.
Then we could all get together again and wonder who's gonna get it.
West Coast Glow Stick signing off...nite all.

Just for you intrptr:

reply to post by wingsfan


Hard to say, with several pieces falling it could be spread out a bit. NASA did state they were waiting on NORAD to tell them, my guess is maybe they want to secure the wreckage before releasing it's location

Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by cloaked4u

 

First, simUlation, second, the website that you are "watching" the satellite orbit the Earth, is a...wait for it...simulation. Not the actual satellite, just the website graphic of the satellite and the curvy lines it follows.

OK, i'm glad you worded it that way. The way people word things on here, is confusing. OK, seeker 11 now you can start laughing.

I read a post earlier today, I think it was from space weather, that said NASA doesn't want anyone to touch the fallen pieces if they find them...........because they may be sharp and you could cut yourself.

Originally posted by cloaked4u

Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by cloaked4u

 

First, simUlation, second, the website that you are "watching" the satellite orbit the Earth, is a...wait for it...simulation. Not the actual satellite, just the website graphic of the satellite and the curvy lines it follows.

OK, i'm glad you worded it that way. The way people word things on here, is confusing. OK, seeker 11 now you can start laughing.

First time that someone has expressed happiness at my sarcasm! I will make sure to make my wife read this!

Sounds like some fragments may have landed south of Calgary

www.reuters.com...


Now we wait for the next, bigger one, in November

Originally posted by cloaked4u

Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by cloaked4u

 

First, simUlation, second, the website that you are "watching" the satellite orbit the Earth, is a...wait for it...simulation. Not the actual satellite, just the website graphic of the satellite and the curvy lines it follows.

OK, i'm glad you worded it that way. The way people word things on here, is confusing. OK, seeker 11 now you can start laughing.

START laughing? I finished laughing about 2 hours ago, and have since been scratching my head in confusion, and kind of started worrying about you! You OK over there? Was worried maybe some of the debris fell on your head.

So can we Canadians consider this an attack on us by the U.S. LOL.

reply to post by Swifty57

Only if they don't let me keep my piece of it!

Originally posted by seeker11

Originally posted by cloaked4u

Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by cloaked4u

 

First, simUlation, second, the website that you are "watching" the satellite orbit the Earth, is a...wait for it...simulation. Not the actual satellite, just the website graphic of the satellite and the curvy lines it follows.

OK, i'm glad you worded it that way. The way people word things on here, is confusing. OK, seeker 11 now you can start laughing.

START laughing? I finished laughing about 2 hours ago, and have since been scratching my head in confusion, and kind of started worrying about you! You OK over there? Was worried maybe some of the debris fell on your head.

ha,ha,ha,ha No debris fell in MINNESOTA.

Now why would they be so stern about people touching the pieces. It's old technology, mostly burned to a crisp, nothing of any value but junk - unless it served a dual purpose like a spy satellite and you could deduce that from the wreckage.

I'll put it this way. I don't trust our Gov not to do it.

Maybe we can charge the U.S. to clean it up like the Russian one a few years ago LOL.

reply to post by JohnPhoenix

Liability concerns?
"I cut my finger! Pay me! I'll sue!"
Nah, nobody would do that. Of course not. Personal responsibility and all that.

reply to post by Phage


Surely people can't be that stupid!?

Ok Update on UARS Sat.

I'm using orbitron
www.stoff.pl...

And Heaven-above
www.heavens-above.com...

and Spaceflight Now
www.spaceflightnow.com...


satellite.tracks.free.fr...

All have it at the same place now just past alaska going right on top of me my turn to go outside with the camara and camcorder

Last lowest orbit point at 11 to 12 degree was about 128.6 Km
Orbital Period getting smaller 80 minute was 91 few day's ago

After this i'm done unless it still up tomorrow

reply to post by superman2012

Stupid? No.
Greedy? Absolutely.

Never but Never underestimate the stupidity of the human race.