Satellite down? NASA hints that the end has come

After hours of worldwide suspense, NASA said it was working on Saturday to confirm the time and the place where its six-ton Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite made its fiery plunge to Earth. The old research spacecraft was targeted to crash through the atmosphere after midnight, putting Canada and ...

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