Russia: we're not sure where Phobos-Grunt crashed
Sunday afternoon, Russia#39;s Phobos-Grunt, once recognized as perhaps the most ambitious interplanetary probe of all time, ended a brief 2-month life by plunging through Earth#39;s atmosphere in an uncontrolled re-entry, having never escaped...
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Failed Russian Phobos-Grunt space probe falls to Earth
It#39;s confirmed: Russia#39;s failed, wayward Mars probe, Phobos-Grunt, fell to Earth sometime this morning. For the world, the confirmed fall of the satellite ended two months#39; worth of anticipation in both the space...
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Phobos-Grunt to fall within hours, Russia won't make predictions
In what will be the final chapter of the ongoing saga of Russia#39;s failed Mars probe, Phobos-Grunt, the Russian federal Space Agency, better known as Rocosmos, announced that it expects its wayward space probe to re-enter...
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