 One-tonne satellite will fall back to Earth in an unknown location A one-tonne satellite operated by the European Space Agency (ESA) has run out of fuel and will fall back to Earth in an unknown location sometime in the next few days.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Beverley Hills. Hit hard and kill the Kardashians. Kill all of the Kardashians. And Beiber too.
If we could somehow bring Rob Ford, The Kardashians, and Bieber together all in the same place at the same time... PETA event?
Beverley Hills. Hit hard and kill the Kardashians. Kill all of the Kardashians. And Beiber too.
If we could somehow bring Rob Ford, The Kardashians, and Bieber together all in the same place at the same time... PETA event?
You'll have to tell Rob that PETA stands for People Eating Tasty Animals, otherwise he won't go.
You'd think they could do a semi controlled crash months BEFORE it runs out of fuel. Aim it towards the middle of an ocean or Antarctica or something.
Why do that when you can just let your trash land where it may? Odds are it won't land anywhere where people can press a liability lawsuit.