Old NASA Satellite to hit Earth Fri. or Sat.
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by News Editor
CNBC – A dead 6-ton satellite isn’t falling as fast as NASA expected.
NASA’s experts are now predicting the satellite will crash down to Earth late Friday or early Saturday, Eastern Time. Solar activity is no longer the major factor in the satellite’s descent. Rather, its orientation apparently has changed, and that’s slowing its fatal plunge.
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