The long-lost Soviet spacecraft, Kosmos 482, originally launched in 1972 and intended to explore Venus, is now on a collision course with Earth. After lingering in orbit for over five decades, experts anticipate its uncontrolled descent will occur soon, potentially as early as tonight. Researchers in Colorado are actively tracking its trajectory. While the chances of the spacecraft causing harm are low, authorities recommend staying informed as its exact landing site remains uncertain, with speculation about potential impacts in regions such as Arizona. Online resources are available for those interested in observing this rare event as it unfolds.