They have to put an end point to analysis run. No point running it any further because they are 99.999% sure its going to be a smoking lump of melted metal days before that.
An estimate of the actual landing area should be possible tomorrow (Friday), with it coming down Saturday or Sunday. It's a chaotic system though, so predictions will be pretty big ranges.
You're trying to scare me now. In my case that's a margin of error of either -4.5 or +10 minutes, or no worries. depending on if that's an upswing orbit, or a downswing.
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Southern Europe keep your eyes open. Even if it doesn't land there (hope not), there's a fair chance of being able to see it streaking through the sky ...
Doesn't look like it will go back home to China, but there are still plenty of landmasses within the re-entry window.
Maybe I'll just get some Swedish vodka, climb up on the roof and take pictures.
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It might take out the south side of the mountain. Maybe the 1000m high ridge to the south will shield me. Geeeeeezzzzzz!!! Hope it comes in at a really flat angle. Man. The south side of that ridge is not the place to be.
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Whats its ETA? Is it that 02:30h GMT. Thats 3h 38m from now.
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