Bah, no va a pasar nada... excepto que...

>Nicholas Johnson, NASA's chief orbital debris scientist, said their analysis shows that 26 parts of UARS are dense enough to make it to the Earth's surface.

>"These 26 components, which we anticipate will survive all the way down, will be going at a moderate velocity of tens to hundreds of miles an hour," he said. "All these 26 have been identified as potentially causing damage if they hit a structure or a person, but the odds of that are very, very, low."

>Johnson said any one person's chances of getting hit by debris are tiny -- something like 1 in 21 trillion. The chances that of the 7 billion people on Earth, one of them, somewhere, could be hit are more like 1 in 3,200.

Y justo me cae en la cabeza...

Oh wow...

EAEAEAEA SE VIENE

http://www.livestream.com/spaceflightnowmobile

Supuestamente muestra donde anda el satélite. Hasta ahora en el hemisferio norte.

¿Ya cayó? no he visto que pase nada. Este satélite fue puro ruido mediático, como siempre.