[1rudeboy]

This makes me wonder: does NASA have its Material Safety Data Sheets updated and on file?

[SandRat]

NOTE: Considering that the satellite contains large amounts of toxic hydrazine (anhydrous), the following links may be useful for preparation purposes:

http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/HY/hydrazine.html

http://cameochemicals.noaa.gov/chemical/5019.

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[TheRobb7]

FEMA's Memo About Falling Satellite: "You're doing a great job, Brownie"

[doug from upland]

[SnarlinCubBear]

YIKES

[don-o]

More sugar!!!

[Kickass Conservative]

Great job Brownie.
Remember, the satellite is as big as one of Ray Nagin’s school buses. You can’t miss it.

[patton]

LOLOLOLOL - what unmitigated BS.

[CindyDawg]

If we blow it up won’t the stuff still come down, all over the place?

[Nachoman]

Should I take an umbrella with me tomorrow or Friday?

[homeguard]

CNN and FOX are reporting we hit it. This is huge.

[baa39]

This makes no sense. The reason the Navy is shooting the satellite it outer space is so the fuel is released there, where it does not pose a hazard, the satellite is blown into bits, most of which will disintegrate (’burn up’) coming through the stratosphere and atmosphere. There is still a possibility of fragments getting thru, emergency responders should be aware of that, but not the whole fuel tank, intact, hitting earth.

Unless they are implying that there’s a possibility our military will fail to hit the satellite? Pretty embarrassing for us, if so. Missile Defense is calculated in seconds, this is a sitting duck target compared to taking out an incoming ICBM.

Or am I not understanding something?