NASA's UARS Satellite fell in the Pacific during fiery breakup

By TWS Space Reporter

(TheWeatherSpace.com) - NASA's UARS Satellite likely fell into the Pacific and is swimming with the fish, but we may never find out the final resting spot. 

Hoaxers are all over the place with photos and videos, one taken from Oklahoma which was debunked quickly, dubbed a fake. Yet the public is wondering what happened to the satellite.

A ton of e-mails have been received here at TheWeatherSpace.com but we do not have the answers either. Here in Los Angeles it was not visible on the passby, even on the horizon. It raises questions whether it fell before Southern California. There were no credible reports of a sighting anywhere else in the world, even in twilight conditions.

The last sighting was over Texas ... nothing after that. NASA was able to track the satellite yet does not know where it is with certainty. The public is questioning them. No credible evidence has come up on where the UARS Satellite landed. So how many days will it take to get to the center of the final destination? The world may never know. 

One thing is for certain we need to stop worrying about that and worry about the next re-entry, ROSAT ... due next month. 

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