Mir seen from Earth as it begins burning up

The Russian space station Mir has been seen from earth as it starts burning up on its descent to earth.

Mir seen from Earth as it begins burning up
Wed, 14 Mar, 2001 - 10:59

The Russian space station Mir has been seen from earth as it starts burning up on its descent to earth.

Russian news agencies report Mir was spotted from the Japanese island of Honshu.

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