NASA says satellite may hit North America

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (UPI) -- NASA says a falling satellite is slowing its approach to the upper atmosphere and should plunge back toward Earth late Friday or early Saturday. Reversing itself on earlier estimates that the satellite would not be passing over North America during its re-entry, NASA ...

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