What is known (and what is not) about the uncontrolled Soviet probe that will fall these days on Earth | The express country

A lost Soviet probe will fall on earth in the next few hours. ‘Cosmos 482’ was launched 53 years ago with destination Venus, but never landed there, and now its resentment is expected on our planet.

• Being a secret project of the Soviet era, it is only known that it is an oval object of a meter in diameter and half a ton of weight.

But it has something special. Although every week a probe enters more than one ton on the earth, most get rid before touching the ground.

• However, Cosmos 482 was designed to support Venus’s high temperatures, and could land.

When? His career is uncontrolled, so you can’t know exactly, although he is expected to do so in the early morning from Friday to Saturday.

And where? Most likely, he does it in the ocean, but it is not ruled out that he falls on the ground.

But … Is there danger? Bit.

• These objects are stopped by rubbing against the atmosphere.
• Thus, even if it does not shatter, it loses its speed and falls like a stone, about 300 meters per second.
• And the probability of doing so on a person is the same as they fall on top of five rays.

© Photo: Airman 1st Class Krystal Ardrey (3rd Combat Camera Squadron).

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