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Satellite falling to Earth today: When it could happen, other things to know

The ERS-2 satellite is expected to come crashing into Earth’s atmosphere on Wednesday. Here’s when and other things to know about the now-defunct satellite.

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European satellite set to fall to Earth on Wednesday after 30 years in space

European satellite set to fall to Earth on Wednesday after 30 years in space
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Space satellite due to fall to earth after 30 years | Borneo Bulletin Online

LONDON, Feb 21 (Bernama-dpa) — The European Space Agency (ESA) is watching the skies on Wednesday, with European Remote Sensing satellite ERS-2 due to descend on Earth, reported German news agency (dpa). The ERS-2 was launched in 1995, following on from its sister satellite, ERS-1, which had been launched four years earlier. At […]

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Satellite to come crashing down to Earth after 30 years in space today

After almost three decades in space, the ERS-2 satellite, launched into the stars back in 1995, is set to come burning down to Earth today - thought to be around 3.30pm GMT

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Dead, 5,000-pound satellite is falling to Earth today Will any debris survive the fiery reentry?

A European Space Agency spacecraft is making an uncontrolled nosedive into Earth’s atmosphere – with elements of the 2.3-ton spent satellite likely to survive the plunge into purgatory.

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