Is this a prophecy which can never be disproved? If something, anything, doesn't have to fall, or be shot down, but if anything happens, US shoots it down, Russia shoots it down, meteors hit it, then His child will say "fulfillment". And if nothing happens, then it is yet future.

Why not say, the gulf of Mexico is actually an extinct volcano just waiting to blow up, and a meteor is going to pass through the atmosphere and trigger it. If not this year, then next year, or the next, .....

Totally disprovable.
Totally a personally held opinion. Even if outlandish.

Reminds one of
"A new Global Economic Restructure in

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The space station is going to be shot down in
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A long time ago when men rode on camels and boasted how a message could cross the desert in a month, a caravan of foreigners rested by an oasis. That night an east wind drove a storm over the area so that when the men got up, the water had disappeared. Everywhere they looked, they saw only sand.

Loosing their bearings, they wandered about, desperately trying to find the way. One said this, the other said that. One saw signs in the stars, others in the moon. Still others interpreted the shape of the dunes.

By and by, the driving heat and exhaustion and thirst took their toll and the men became delirious. Great and mighty prophets arose, speaking of doom and gloom, hope and glory; and the rest, they paid rapt attention and took copious notes in the shifting sand, writing furiously with their fingers.

I came upon that group once, in the visions of the night. And it occurred to me that should the desert be a pot of water, and the pot be set on heat, inevitably, bubbles will arise.

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my points were and continues to be

1) that the ISS will fall to earth in a flame of glory.
2) That will fulfill an aspect of Revelation 8.
3) The bigger they make it the bigger target it is.
4) The more meteor showers and the more meteors present in a shower increases the probability of significant impact
5) because it has not happened in the years that the ISS has been in orbit, is no guarantee that it will never happen
6) the Leonids (Nov 6-30 peaking Nov 16-17) have had meteors too many to count


This has nothing to do with what I am saying
*the size of objects that have struck earth in the past
unless a large object grazes earth's atmosphere and knocks the ISS out of orbit

But if a meteor knocks it down, it won't be 'shot' down.

And just because Japan has not shot it out into outer space never to be seen again, is no guarantee that it will never happen....

And your point is?

Does not match the title of this thread.
Or
Wild speculation of what might be is not proof of anything.