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Russian Soviet-Era Military Satellite Crashes back to Earth
Sunday, May 4, 2014 12:03
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A Soviet-era military satellite that was expected to hit Earth burned up in its atmosphere on Sunday, according to Russian television network RT. The Cosmos-1220 satellite burned up on reentry to the Earth’s atmosphere at 5:58 p.m. Moscow time (8:58 a.m. ET), RT reported, citing Russian Space Command. Obscuring NASA Sites Every Nerd Has to See The Russian military was tracking the decommissioned satellite, which was expected to land in the Pacific Ocean, according to local news agency RIA Novosti. Satellite-tracking website N2YO reported that Cosmos 1220 had reentered the Earth’s atmosphere.
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