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NASA says it expected space station garbage to burn up. The debris smashed into a Florida home instead

Summary by The Billings Gazette

A piece of garbage jettisoned from the International Space Station unexpectedly survived a fiery reentry from orbit last month and pierced the roof of a home in Florida, according to NASA.

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Los Angeles Times

NASA takes ownership of space junk that crashed into Florida home

A piece of space debris that crashed into a home in Naples, Florida, last month was a piece of the International Space Station, NASA said.

18 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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HuffPost

NASA Confirms Origin Of Space Object That Crashed Into Florida Home

The agency said in a blog post it had collected the item and determined it was a piece of hardware from the ISS.

18 days ago·United States

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The Billings Gazette

NASA says it expected space station garbage to burn up. The debris smashed into a Florida home instead

A piece of garbage jettisoned from the International Space Station unexpectedly survived a fiery reentry from orbit last month and pierced the roof of a home in Florida, according to NASA.

18 days ago·Billings, United States

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Helena Independent Record

NASA says it expected space station garbage to burn up. The debris smashed into a Florida home instead

A piece of garbage jettisoned from the International Space Station unexpectedly survived a fiery reentry from orbit last month and pierced the roof of a home in Florida, according to NASA.

18 days ago·Helena, United States

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New Hampshire Union Leader

NASA confirms space junk that hit Florida home came from space station

NASA completed analysis of an object that hit a Florida home in March and determined it was the remains of debris released from the International Space Station two years earlier.

18 days ago

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Revista Oeste

NASA confirms that a house in Florida was struck by space junk.

The U.S. aerospace agency gave details of the crash because of equipment discarded from the International Space Station, and NASA's post confirmed that a house in Florida was "" struck "" by space junk first in "" Western Magazine.

18 days ago

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