The death trap cylinder was moving at such speed it formed clean holes in roof
- The Florida family whose house was hit by Nasa's reckless debris are suing the multi-billion dollar space program for $80,000 in damages.
Alejandro took to X, formerly Twitter, after the incident saying: " tore through the roof and went through two floors. Almost hit my son."Confirming the family's suspicions, the object was established as being a slab from an ISS cargo pallet in April. Now the family is claiming $80,000 for non-insured property, business interruption, emotional and mental anguish and the cost of assistance form third-party agencies.
Ms Worthy went on to say how this incident is a real-life example that space debris is a "real serious issue because of the increase in space traffic in recent years."
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