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Nasa collects 'space debris' that crashed into Florida man's home - Vimarsana News

Nasa collects 'space debris' that crashed into Florida man's home

WASHINGTON, April 3 — Nasa said yesterday it was analysing an object that crashed from the sky into a Florida man’s home — which could well be a piece of debris jettisoned...

Man left in 'disbelief' as piece of 'space junk' teared hole in his home after hurtling through roof - Vimarsana News

Man left in 'disbelief' as piece of 'space junk' teared hole in his home after hurtling through roof

Alejandro Otero claims a metal object believed to have come from the International Space Station 'almost hit his son' after crashing through the roof of his Florida home and tearing a hole in the ceiling

Suspected Space Junk Crashes Through Florida Man's Home: ''Almost Hit My Son'' - Vimarsana News

Suspected Space Junk Crashes Through Florida Man's Home: ''Almost Hit My Son''

The incident happened on March 8, when a two-pound cylindrical-shaped object crashed through the roof of a family home in Naples, Florida.

Source: ndtv.com
Florida resident describes moment 'space debris' ripped through his home: 'It almost hit my son' - Vimarsana News

Florida resident describes moment 'space debris' ripped through his home: 'It almost hit my son'

A chunk of metal believed to be part of a discarded battery pallet from the International Space Station crashed into a Florida house

Space Junk Tears Through Roof of Florida Home, 'It Was a Tremendous Sound' - Vimarsana News

Space Junk Tears Through Roof of Florida Home, 'It Was a Tremendous Sound'

Alejandro Otero says the object went through two layers of the ceiling. A Florida family thinks trash dumped from the International Space Station crashed through the roof of their home, nearly hitting a family member inside.

Source: hngn.com