That new warning from NASA is fairly consistent with that other useless but discombobulating warning sign you frequently encounter on the roads all over the world:
What is the hapless driver (or the hapless pilot) supposed to do when facing that warning? If you know the answer - hoot!
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Much ado about nothing. It fell in the Pacific. Harmed a lot of fish, oops sorry Sea Kittens.
NASA Says Satellite Fell to Earth Over Pacific Ocean
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/09/23/huge-tumbling-satellite-expected-to-fall-to-earth-friday-night-nasa-says/#ixzz1YtojUHgW
Sorry forgot to sign in. The Sea Kitten comment was me.
Never saw a sign like that.
And I wanted a piece to fall in my yard...
OK. I got it anyhow.
You mean "Falling rocks"? Of course, not in Texas, it's too flat for these ;)
The agricultural parts of California have "Low-flying aircraft" signs. I always wonder what the driver is supposed to do about it. Refrain from freaking out if the crop-duster just misses you by about three feet?
Just lower your head?
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