Paula Ryan
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Reposted by Paula Ryan
The ESA Space Debris Office has today (10:12 GMT) issued a revised Center of Impact Window (COIW) which is still consistent with a risk of entry over South Cork between 08:34 and 08:40 Irish Time on tomorrow (Saturday)
May 9, 2025 at 1:57 PM
The ESA Space Debris Office has today (10:12 GMT) issued a revised Center of Impact Window (COIW) which is still consistent with a risk of entry over South Cork between 08:34 and 08:40 Irish Time on tomorrow (Saturday)
Reposted by Paula Ryan
Observers in Ireland should watch out for a space re-entry event between 08:34 and 08:40 Irish Time on tomorrow (Saturday) morning. There is an *infinitesimal* chance that debris could land in the area of the Beara Penninsula, and eastwards to the Old Head of Kinsale.
May 9, 2025 at 12:46 AM
Observers in Ireland should watch out for a space re-entry event between 08:34 and 08:40 Irish Time on tomorrow (Saturday) morning. There is an *infinitesimal* chance that debris could land in the area of the Beara Penninsula, and eastwards to the Old Head of Kinsale.
