Photos show the 1,000 pounds of space debris that crash landed in Kenya. It's unclear who it belongs to.

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Photos show the 1,000 pounds of space debris that crash landed in Kenya. It's unclear who it belongs to.

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A large metallic ring from space crash-landed in Kenya on New Year's Day. Officials want to determine its origins and hold the owner accountable.

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The original was posted on /r/space by /u/METALLIFE0917 on 2025-01-03 16:59:29+00:00.

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