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India's defunct Radar Imaging Satellite-2 (RISAT-2) re-entered the earth atmosphere on October 30 in an uncontrolled manner and hit the Indian Ocean near Jakarta, said Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). �� India’s Defunct Surveillance Satellite RISAT-2 Hits Indian Ocean Near Jakarta, Says ISRO.
Jacob joins me live. so, this is a pretty critical mission. we had the president tweet about climate change over the weekend almost sarcastically and flippantly. this is now being affected by the government shutdown and is in real danger. >> yeah. first of all, it's almost as cold here today in new york city as it was when i was in green land. just looking at that picture, those pictures bring back extraordinary memories for me because this mission that they are on is so nerdy and technical, critical to the future of life on earth because what they've been doing over the course of the last dec...