Oh the irony - the people running the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite got all their calculations wrong about when the satellite is going to impact on the Upper Atmosphere.
At least we finally get a verified insight into how accurate their predictions turn out to be when put to the test :-)

A 150 Kg lump coming in at a pretty decent speed......
Ooooooooooooo - just think - a free burial about 20 meters in the ground, and all the grass for about 100 meters around will get a fine spray of fertiliser.
Kudos.

Nasa website: \"If you find something you think may be a piece of UARS, do not touch it. Contact a local law enforcement official for assistance.\"
No way... that space-debris is going right on eBay! :)

I\'m hoping for a titanium sphere right in the back yard. it would make a great auxiliary fuel tank for my truck.

I need some of the \"special parts\" from NASA to help finish building my antimatter containment device for my perpetual energy machine that will generate the 1.21 Gigawatts and then I can go back to the future. They haven\'t build Mr. Fusion as of yet so I\'ll have to pick that up once I get back to the future and GET MY HOVER CONVERSION DONE , LOL.
NASA can\'t get anything right !!!

A lump weighing 150Kg or 360 Lbs..... Travelling Verrrrrrrry fast. That is about the same weight as 5 or 6 bags of cement. Make that 5 or 6 bags of rock hard set cement. Oooooooooooooooooooooooooo that is going to - no actually you won't feel a thing. It will be travelling so fast you won't even hear it coming.

I\'ve got my catcher\'s mitt ready and waiting....

So, I wonder what the chances really are for some of that space junk to actually kill someone? As we get closer to it\'s predicted landing area, I\'m sure that the odds of that happening go up, especially if crowds start edging in to get a close look! The odds makers will be plenty busy!

I am reminded of the opening sequence in \"Dead Like Me\".

As written above... NASA has yet to release any further information about the predicted landing zones, but if it happens to fall close to a populated area, the viewing should be spectacular.
Wow! So glad that make this out to be such an awesome thing. Yeah! It would be wonderful to see one of my poor neighbors clobbered by a piece of space debri or get myself killed trying to see the crap raining down on the earth (yes, this is sarcasm). If they are trying to relieve people, I don\'t think this is gonna work.