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Russian military satellite to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere

Submit on Friday, April 6th, 2012 22:57

Fragments of a Russian Molniya-1T military communication satellite will fall over southern areas of the Pacific Ocean late on 6 April (UTC), Russian Aerospace Defense Forces spokesman Col. Alexei Zolotukhin was quoted as saying.Other Posts:Newsat Opens Dubai Office In Internet CityChina says Beidou 1D problem fixedBabyFirst TV – Educational Programming For Young OnesArianespace to launch ViaSat-1Reasons to Switch From Cable to Satellite TV This SummerSwe-Dish Wins U.K. Military DealQinetiq To Launch Interference Geolocation ServiceUkraine delays delivery of Taurus II parts

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