When and where will Europe's Aeolus wind satellite fall to Earth this week?
The European Space Agency is guiding its Aeolus wind-studying satellite to a destructive atmospheric reentry this week. Here's when and where it's expected to happen.
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The European Space Agency is guiding its Aeolus wind-studying satellite to a destructive atmospheric reentry this week. Here's when and where it's expected to happen.
The European Space Agency released a video titled "Life of Aeolus," a musical piece written for a small wind ensemble based on one year of wind data collected by the Aeolus satellite.
Eolus has filed a permit application for the Västvind wind power project, located west of Gothenburg, Sweden. The project consists of up to 50 turbines with an installed capacity of 1,000 MW and an estimated annual electricity generation of
Aeolus is a defunct spacecraft which used to measure wind in the atmosphere to improve weather forecasts for five years and will now crash into Earth.
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