NASA has revealed that the hunk of space debris that fell on a walking trail in the US belongs to a recently launched SpaceX capsule.
"SpaceX has confirmed the re-entry of Dragon spacecraft trunk hardware to Nasa following its service missions to the International Space Station," the agency said in a"Most recently, the trunks that supported SpaceX's 30th commercial services resupply and Crew-7 mission re-entered over Saudi Arabia and North Carolina respectively.
No one has yet died from falling space debris, though there have been plenty of instances of infrastructure damage and even injuries.
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