Mystery Persists Over Russian Spacecraft Fall Site

Computer rendition of failed Russian Phobos Grunt space probe before burning up in Earth's atmosphere. (Analytical Graphics)

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MOSCOW January 16, 2012 (AP)

Russian officials say they still have no firm information where a failed Mars moon probe plummeted to Earth, the day after it went down.
The unmanned Phobos-Ground probe fell Sunday after being stuck in Earth's orbit for two months.

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