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38-year old NASA satellite expected to fall from sky tomorrow - Hindustan Times
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Fiery Destruction Expected: NASA Earth Radiation Budget Satellite To Reenter Atmosphere Today
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US satellite may possibly fall around Korean Peninsula
NASA's Earth Radiation Budget Satellite will fall to Earth on January 9 and Australia is in its trajectory | PerthNow
No debris from US satellite fell over Korean Peninsula' - The Korea Times
Old NASA satellite falls harmlessly from sky off Alaska coast
NASA's 38-year-old science satellite falls safely to Earth | Engadget
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NASAs 38-year-old satellite ERBS to fall from sky this weekend, is it going to hit earth? Read details | World News | Zee News
Old NASA satellite re-enters in Bering Sea | PerthNow
Disused U.S. satellite misses Korea as it reenters atmosphere
Earth Radiation Budget Satellite | NASA
Dead NASA satellite from 1980s falls to Earth to meet fiery demise | Space
