Soviet-Era Spacecraft Re-Enters Atmosphere At 17,000mph — Impact Zone Remains Uncertain

Scientists predict that the Soviet satellite Kosmos 482, originally launched in 1972 to travel to Venus, will crash to Earth today. The spacecraft, which has been in orbit around Earth for over 50 years after a rocket failure, is expected to land over water or an uninhabited area. Experts say the likelihood of it landing in a populated region is “infinitesimally minuscule.”

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