Do you know that NASA is live right now.They are using a missile to knock out a Satellite falling to Earth.?

Question

There is a Satilite with Hydrozieen falling into orbit. They (NASA) are going to shoot it down. They are telling us to watch out. Think about what re-entry of a satilite will look like. It might even look like an invasion. How would one know the difference.

Answer 1

Re-entry of a satellite looks much like a meteor entering the atmosphere. Meteors sometimes create a little buzz and people call up the weatherman to ask what it was, but that's about it. Nothing paranormal or cataclysmic.

Answer 2

Actually, the US Navy will be shooting it down in early March.

It should be interesting if they happen to miss.

Answer 3

Emma...Thanks for the warning! At least we'll know that if there are UFO sightings..this will be what it is...probably. The govt' will probably say that's what all the other sightings have been too...or they'll say nothing was picked up on radar. Guess we'll have to wait and see what they say.

Hope you're having a Happy Luv Day!!

Answer 4

good cover up!

You know it is more than what they say.

We need a good telescope to watch.

Answer 5

It would look like an invasion?  An invasion of what?  I think it would look like a shooting star.

The Pentagon (not NASA) is going to shoot it down because of the risk of hydrazine exposure?  If I were conspiracy-minded I might think their primary motivation to be more security-related.

Answer 6

The Pentagon is going to try and break up the satellite as it re-enters the atmosphere. They say it is to avoid exposing people to hydrazine, which is just silly. They are actually doing it to destroy any components to stop them falling into the hands of the Chinese, Russians, Indians or other nations that might like a look at some secret Pentagon technology.

Given the Pentagon's success with developing "star wars" technology, their chances of actually hitting the thing are pretty slim -- it is like trying to hit a bullet with another bullet. Most likely it mostly burn up and any remaining bits will fall in the ocean and be lost.