The object tore through the roof and both floors of a two-story home. NASA will investigate whether it’s space junk.
A few weeks ago, something from the heavens came crashing through the roof of Alejandro Otero’s home, and
has recovered the debris from the homeowner, according to Josh Finch, an agency spokesperson. Engineers at , Otero or his insurance company could make a claim against the federal government under the Federal Tort Claims Act, according to Michelle Hanlon, executive director of the Center for Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi. 'It gets more interesting if this material is discovered to be not originally from the United States,' she told Ars.
said. Research from other space experts, however, did not match astronaut Nick Hague and Russian commander Alexey Ovchinin aborted their launch on a Soyuz spacecraft when their rocket failed shortly after liftoff. One of Hague's jobs at the International Space Station would have been to go outside on spacewalks to help install a new set of lithium-ion batteries recently delivered by a Japanese HTV cargo ship.
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