#kosmos-482

#kosmos-482

Kosmos 482, a decommissioned Soviet spacecraft, could re-enter Earth's atmosphere imminently, posing risks to major cities.

Kosmos 482's lander probe is expected to survive re-entry to Earth due to its robust design.

Kosmos-482, a Soviet spacecraft inactive for 51 years, will soon reenter Earth's atmosphere, potentially landing intact due to its titanium heat shield.

Kosmos 482 is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere this weekend after decades in orbit.

A Soviet-era spacecraft is expected to uncontrolled re-enter Earth, posing minimal risk to people or property.

Kosmos 482, a Soviet spacecraft designed for Venus, is expected to survive re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, likely falling harmlessly without causing harm.

A Soviet satellite is crashing to Earth and could hit populated areas, including the UK, between May 9-13.

Kosmos 482, a defunct Soviet satellite, is expected to reenter Earth next week, posing a minimal risk to people.

Kosmos 482 may survive reentry, unlike typical space debris, due to its specialized design.

Kosmos 482, a Soviet probe, is set to reenter Earth after remaining in orbit since 1972, with minimal risk to individuals.

A Soviet probe, Kosmos 482, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere soon after over 50 years in orbit.