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Family whose home was hit by space debris seeks damages from NASA

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PaulšŸŒˆ Robinson
PaulšŸŒˆ Robinson
Jun 23

How did the space debris impact the Otero family's home?

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The space debris, a 1.6-pound cylindrical object from the International Space Station, tore through the roof of the Otero family's home in Naples, Florida, in March. The object, made of a nickel- and chromium-based superalloy called Inconel, was part of a battery mount from a cargo pallet released from the space station in 2021. It left a hole in the roof and caused damage to the house's ceiling and floor.

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Jenniferā­
Jenniferā­
Jun 23

What was the weight and origin of the object that hit the Otero's house?

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The object that hit the Otero's house weighed 1.6 pounds and was a piece of a 5,800-pound cargo pallet carrying old nickel hydride batteries released from the International Space Station in March 2021.

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Christopher Harris
Christopher Harris
Jun 23

What specific compensation is the Otero family seeking from NASA?

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The Otero family is seeking compensation from NASA for a piece of space debris that crashed through their Florida home. The claim includes non-insured property damage loss, business interruption damages, emotional and mental anguish damages, and costs for assistance from third parties. The family's attorney has not specified an exact amount but has stated the claim is "in excess of $80,000."

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