According to NASA, an unmanned satellite that was drifting in space at the time of its abandonment will hit the planet today (20).
They claim that the 600-pound Rhessi satellite will orbit the Earth tomorrow at 7 am.
Scientists predict that when it burns, some of its components may fall to the ground.
The precise location of the satellite crash is yet unknown, though.
And according to NASA, there is a possibility of about 1 in 2,467 that it may cause harm to someone on Earth.
