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Two hours? Twenty Minutes? Better be standing by the TV or RSS feed! I'm getting out my baseball glove 
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/scientists-t-much-warning-six-ton-satellite-falls-150433226.html
"... NASA says a giant, defunct satellite making its way toward earth will hit late Friday or early Saturday morning. The only problem is, they don't know exactly where yet.
According to the Telegraph's Andy Bloxham, the 6.5-ton, 35-foot Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite is traveling at a pace of five miles per second. In fact, because the space junk is hurtling so rapidly, scientists will most likely be able to give people in harm's way only a 20-minute warning, the Telegraph says.
But NASA spokesman Stephen Cole disputed that figure to The Lookout, saying that NASA will be able to tell people two hours in advance approximately where the debris will fall. ..."
Edit! Update from Black Panther:
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/scientists-t-much-warning-six-ton-satellite-falls-150433226.html
"... NASA says a giant, defunct satellite making its way toward earth will hit late Friday or early Saturday morning. The only problem is, they don't know exactly where yet.
According to the Telegraph's Andy Bloxham, the 6.5-ton, 35-foot Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite is traveling at a pace of five miles per second. In fact, because the space junk is hurtling so rapidly, scientists will most likely be able to give people in harm's way only a 20-minute warning, the Telegraph says.
But NASA spokesman Stephen Cole disputed that figure to The Lookout, saying that NASA will be able to tell people two hours in advance approximately where the debris will fall. ..."
Edit! Update from Black Panther:
2:04 pm E.T. update
may now plummet down somewhere over the United States tonight or early Saturday, despite forecasts that it would miss North America entirely, NASA officials now say.
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Anyways, I hope this is captured on video. It is possible that the largest piece could be the size of a bus. In my opinion there is nothing cooler then stuff falling from the sky.
