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The spacecraft will make a fiery re-entry to the atmosphere before colliding with the Earth's surface - with officials insisting the associated risks are "very low".
A European satellite has fallen out of space and burned up in the atmosphere after days of speculation over where it would land.
Europe's ERS-2 climate satellite has burnt up over the Pacific Ocean in an uncontrolled reentry after 30 years in orbit. No damage from falling debris has been reported.
The spacecraft will make a fiery reentry to the atmosphere before colliding with the Earth's surface - with officials insisting the associated risks are "very low".
The spacecraft will make a fiery reentry to the atmosphere before colliding with the Earth's surface - with officials insisting the associated risks are "very low".