Satellite Probably Crashed Into Southeast Asia, Scientists Shrug

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ROSAT, the decommissioned German satellite that fell to Earth yesterday, broke up upon entering the atmosphere and probably scattered debris over Southeast Asia.

We say, "probably," because no one really knows where the dang thing is.

The Washington Post reports ROSAT entered the atmosphere between 9:45 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. EST last night and calculations indicate it "must have crashed somewhere east of Sri Lanka over the Indian Ocean."

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