German satellite to crash uncontrolled to Earth in late October

After UARS now it’s time for a German satellite decommissioned in 1998 to fall in an uncontrolled manner to Earth. The crash is expected to happen in late October. The risk of hitting populated areas is higher than the odds of UARS satellite, which fell on Sept. 24.

Unlike UARS, the German satellite ROSAT is smaller, but will break into more pieces upon entry into the Earth atmosphere.

More specifically, the space agency estimates that the odds for ROSAT debris to strike populated areas are 1 in 2000 compared to 1 in 3200 as calculated for UARS satellite estimates.
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As in the case of UARS satellite, there is still not known exactly when and where the German satellite will fall.

The German ROSAT satellite was placed in orbit in 1990, came out of service in 1998 and weighs two and a half tonnes.