In Mukuku Village, Kenya, a large metallic ring, measuring 8 feet in diameter and weighing 1,100 pounds, crash-landed unexpectedly from space. While no injuries occurred, this incident highlights the ongoing threat posed by space debris. The Kenya Space Agency suspects the object is from a rocket separation stage, though ownership remains unconfirmed. Samples of the debris are under examination to determine its origins. While space debris is ideally meant to burn up in the atmosphere or land in unpopulated areas, the increasing number of launches raises the risk of dangerous landings. Globally, more than 1,000 collision warnings are issued daily, emphasizing the issue of space clutter.