Spy Satellite to Hit Earth by late February to March |
Spy Satellite to Hit Earth by late February to March |
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Just read at MSNBC that a large U.S. spy satellite will hit Earth by the end of February or early March.
Better keep our hard hats ready??? ![]() Here is the article: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22857051/ |
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Well, it's good that the US has the capability and will expend the costs to mitigate the hydrazine hazard, particularly since it can fall on other countries as well as the US. It is nasty stuff. I commiserate with the Kazakhstan folks downrange of Baikonur when a Proton is having a bad day.
BTW, nprev, NH4 is ammonium, usually ionized, and in solution or compound. Not quite as nasty without another N. |
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