I just had to share this story.

A farmer in Australia, he's sitting there, he's minding his own business, and he hears this

enormous bang.

So loud, like neighbors from Miles reported hearing this too.

He goes outside, goes out to his sheep pen, he's a farmer, And there's this 10-foot mystery object sitting there.

And he has no idea what this thing is. Turns out it's actually space junk. It's from the SpaceX

Crew One craft that launched back in 2020. SpaceX, Elon Musk Company, they sent four astronauts

up to the International Space Station. And then when it's time to come back down, part of this capsule stays up in space.

Well, what goes up?

Must come down eventually, right?

And all of this stuff should have landed in the ocean.

Clearly that did not happen.

No.

Luckily in this case, no people or sheep were injured.

By the way, this spacecraft costs $62 million per launch.

For launch?

Per launch.

So you'd think, you know, maybe they can work in some cleanup funds next time.

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