Jan 27, 2008 03:55AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 03:55:35
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A large U.S. spy satellite has lost power and could hit the Earth in late February or March, government officials said Saturday.?

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raves +3   by Daria posted Jan 27, 2008 04:29AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 04:29:06
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Answered Oh well,I dont care.

It will prob. burn up in the atmosphear anyway....I hope...and if it doesn't....find a school desk...the goverment said it would protect you from a Nuke...so it should function against shrapnel...lol...(please do not be retarded and coment on the school desk thing negitively...I know it doesn't work, and I know the gov. doesn't say that anymore...think sense of hummor)
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  • raves +1   [-] by littlebuffalo55 posted Feb 03, 2008 04:00AM GMTFebruary 03, 2008 04:00:34
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    Answered Oh well,I dont care.

    Actually I do! Good for the local SoCal Aerospace Mfg. Community! They will build and Launch a replacement! Hopefully a better one! I thinkwe need to keep lot's a "Eyes in the Sky" to keep on the lookout for those Fuzzy Lil Foreigners!
  • raves +2   [-] by Denny posted Jan 27, 2008 05:57AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 05:57:07
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    Answered All of the above

    Hope it gets Hilly
  • raves +3   [-] by Daria posted Jan 27, 2008 04:29AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 04:29:06
    Daria reply

    Answered Oh well,I dont care.

    It will prob. burn up in the atmosphear anyway....I hope...and if it doesn't....find a school desk...the goverment said it would protect you from a Nuke...so it should function against shrapnel...lol...(please do not be retarded and coment on the school desk thing negitively...I know it doesn't work, and I know the gov. doesn't say that anymore...think sense of hummor)
  • raves +1   [-] by Stephen posted Jan 27, 2008 05:37AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 05:37:30 (edited)
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    Yep, your right. It will probobly burn up in the atmosphere. This particular spy satellite weights only 9.07184 tons. As opposed to the late "SKYLAB" observatory which weighed 78 tons. And landed harmlessly mainly in the Indian ocean. But skylab was brought down somewhat controlled. Where this satellite has lost all power. It will be an interesting story to keep an eye on. As they say in the construction bussiness. (HEADS UP).
  • raves +1   [-] by Daria posted Jan 27, 2008 06:31PM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 18:31:04
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    Nice...
  • raves +2   [-] by DrTim posted Jan 27, 2008 04:26AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 04:26:17
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    Answered None of the above

    Where is Batman When we need him???
  • raves +1   [-] by Daria posted Jan 27, 2008 04:29AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 04:29:58
    Daria reply
    Three polls down to the left....can't miss him.
  • raves +1   [-] by DrTim posted Jan 27, 2008 04:41AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 04:41:00
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    I'll be right Back!!
  • raves     [-] by Daria posted Jan 27, 2008 06:31PM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 18:31:14
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    lol
  • raves +2   [-] by Verbiage posted Jan 27, 2008 04:03AM GMTJanuary 27, 2008 04:03:31 (edited)
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    Answered All of the above

    Well, my first thought was I hope it was'nt in use for operational purposes at the time of its malfunction. My second thought was I hope it doesnt fall into the hands of those who could use its technology against us. When I should have been in the mindset that I hope it doesnt fall on anybody.