Space/Science — HabitableZone

Space/Science » in reply to re: HST issues

re: Why?

Skylab wasn't, Compton wasn't, some Russian Salyuts weren't.

The HST is in orbit between 28 degrees north and south, a smaller fraction of the earth's population than the Russian orbits.

If it did hit the ground, chances of killing a person are extremely remote
but chances of recovering pieces are much higher and those pieces would have a great value .
There's the case of the woman who's car was hit by a meteorite and she got to sell her car for several times its value.

Raoul

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