Photo: Meridian satellite crahes into home almost killing a Russian man

It has been known since a few days ago that Russian satellite Meridian was about to plunge to Earth after a failed launch Plesetsk Cosmodrome. And Meridian crashed on Christmas Day almost producing fatalities. Andrei Krivorukov is lucky enough to be alive as a 5-kilos titaniun component of Meridian smashed through the roof of his house almost taking his life. He escaped the death…by just a few meters or…seconds.

Russia’s Meridian, a civilian and military communications satellite, was destroyed when a Soyuz-2 rocket exploded in midair, a couple of minutes after the lift-off from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, about 800 kilometers from Moscow.

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Apparently the city coucil decided to pay Mr. Krivorukov compensations in order to repair the damages caused by falling Meridian. But the man probably thinks more about his life and lucky escape now than the money.