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European Satellite GOCE Falls in Atlantic, No Injuries Reported [Update] [Video]
The European Space Agency announced that its one-ton satellite re-entered the earth's orbit at about 01:00 CET Monday (19:00 EST). Scientists said that parts of the satellite fell but could not say where.
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