Space Station Debris Crashes Through Florida Home

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A two-pound metal object, believed to be from a 5,800-pound battery pallet discarded by the International Space Station, crashed through a Florida home, prompting an investigation by NASA. The homeowner, Alejandro Otero, is awaiting resolution for damages and potential liability under the Federal Tort Claims Act. With over 30,000 pieces of space junk circling Earth's orbit, concerns about debris reentering the atmosphere persist, as surviving debris could pose a threat to human safety.
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