A space telescope may now fall back to Earth, but among European people, only Gáspár Orbán is in danger, provided he is still wandering in Chad.

NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere after 22 years, with predictions indicating it will mostly burn up. However, some debris may fall within a specified zone, primarily affecting regions in Mexico, Brazil, India, and Indonesia. The observatory's re-entry is scheduled for Wednesday at 9:30 AM Hungarian time, with an 11-hour margin of error. The risk of injury to anyone on Earth during this event is estimated at 1 in 2100.