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Related: About this forumGOCE satellite probably falling as I write this.
17:55 MST
Most Internet tracking info is off line but it seems it will fall in Antarctica or the ocean between Antarctica and Australia.
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GOCE satellite probably falling as I write this. (Original Post)
defacto7
Nov 2013
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longship
(40,416 posts)1. I have deployed my umbrella just in case.
One never knows about these things.
jakeXT
(10,575 posts)2. ESA went to bed
defacto7
(13,485 posts)3. and so has n2yo.com
http://www.n2yo.com/?s=34602
edit: wait... I just got a blip... it's heading toward the Indian Ocean if this site is working correctly. That would put in down in the ocean off Antarctica more or less.
edit: wait... I just got a blip... it's heading toward the Indian Ocean if this site is working correctly. That would put in down in the ocean off Antarctica more or less.
defacto7
(13,485 posts)4. GOCE is down
But they don't know where for sure. Somewhere on a path in the Indian ocean through Antarctica.
Welcome home GOCE.
Warpy
(111,140 posts)5. I lost it just after I clicked on the page
because too many geeks broke the site and it went down for me.
I think the big problem was that the Faux and Blaze sites both had the satellite tracking sites posted live and it pulled all the bandwidth. Not many could follow anywhere because of the overload. Those sites probably aren't built for that kind of traffic.
jakeXT
(10,575 posts)7. Looks like someone got a picture