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Space Junk burning up over denver caught on tape this morning by TV chopper crew

wow, that kinda makes me a lil anal about flying...b/c u never know if any space junk might hit your plane (yeah I know that it maybe highly unlikely... but there is still a chance)
 
Originally posted by: yang88she
wow, that kinda makes me a lil anal about flying...b/c u never know if any space junk might hit your plane (yeah I know that it maybe highly unlikely... but there is still a chance)
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lol
 
While I don't think I'd want to be standing where that landed, it would have been GREAT to watch it come through the atmosphere. Says a piece landed in Riverton WY...Hmm, E-BAY!!
 
Originally posted by: yang88she
wow, that kinda makes me a lil anal about flying...b/c u never know if any space junk might hit your plane (yeah I know that it maybe highly unlikely... but there is still a chance)
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You know... It could hit you while you're standing on the ground, too.
 
Says it burned up and crashed over North America. Now why are the Russians burning up their crap over us? Do we burn up our stuff over Russia? I dont think so, so why is it ok for them to do it?
 
Originally posted by: InverseOfNeo
Says it burned up and crashed over North America. Now why are the Russians burning up their crap over us? Do we burn up our stuff over Russia? I dont think so, so why is it ok for them to do it?
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Are you implying it was a control destruction?
 
Originally posted by: InverseOfNeo
Says it burned up and crashed over North America. Now why are the Russians burning up their crap over us? Do we burn up our stuff over Russia? I dont think so, so why is it ok for them to do it?
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More likely something screwed up.

Controlled burn ups are always carried out over a large ocean (usually the Pacific) so that they don't hit land.
 
Originally posted by: ScottSwingleComputers
Looks like a ship going to warp in slow motion.
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"Dammit Scotty, why isn't the ship moving any faster?"
"It's that new slow-motion warp drive they installed while we were in drydock. I tell ya they just don't make 'em like they used to."
 
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