Reminder: 1) 1st Orb single (CD) in over a year to be released in a week (April 2002, exclusively on Badorb.com) 2) "Watch the sky" Saturday night: (The last two nights could be your last, so I suggest you party like hell!): "NASA expects that most of the spacecraft will burn up as it falls through the atmosphere. But four stainless steel batteries weighing a total of 33 pounds (15kg) could survive, NASA said Thursday. NASA's High Energy Transient Experiment (HETE) was launched in November 1996 to study gamma-ray bursts -- frequent flashes of high energy that cross the universe. The joint Argentine-U.S. project failed when the spacecraft did not detach from the final stage of the Pegasus rocket that launched it into space. Where the debris may strike is UNKNOWN. NASA has had no contact with the failed spacecraft since 1996, and has no means of controlling or plotting the re-entry. The agency's rough estimate of re-entry is 7 a.m. EDT Sunday, but it warns that this estimate could be off by as much as 48 hours in either direction. Working with U.S. Space Command, the quasi-military agency that monitors the location of spacecraft and space junk, NASA will post updated information at: www.gsfc.nasa.gov/topstory/20020401hetereenter.html."