Last Saturday, a Michigan couple made an incredible discovery in the courtyard of their home, on which a satellite fell directly from space.
It all happened at about 8:45 a.m. Saturday, when Dan and Nancy Welk left the house and went to the horses, about to let them out for a ride.
Suddenly, a terrifying howl and roar fell from the sky, after which it was as if the whole Earth shook. Dogs all over the state began to howl, and horses pounded their hooves, becoming anxious.
Dan and Nancy Welk flew out of the stable at a run, suggesting that the worst thing happened: that the United States began to bomb the Chinese and Russians, that aliens landed, that happened M 10.0 in California and now the mainland goes under water, slowly folding in half.
However, what Nancy and Dan discovered somewhat dispelled their apocalyptic fears, albeit generating new ones:
Thus, Dan and Nancy discovered that the commercial satellite Samsung Electronics, which was sent into space only the day before, October 24, fell on their home.
It was a highly publicized event called the Samsung Selfie Satellite or "SpaceSelfie", attended by a crowd of movie stars and widely publicized in the global press:
Promotional video:
However, as we can see, Kara's joy was short-lived and the companion fell on the heads of the people.
The owners of the damaged property immediately called Gratiot 911 / Central Dispatch, after which they dialed the Samsung Selfie Satellite phone number drawn on the satellite and asked to urgently send people to take their trash from the ranch.
To Samsung's credit, people flew out immediately and took the trash away, but along the way another problem emerged: it turns out that a balloon was also tied to the satellite, which also fell. He knocked down an important power line, leaving an entire village without communications and electricity, at the same time blocking the only road leading to the town and putting people face to face with the problem of possible hunger.
But luckily for the good Michigan people, Dan and Nancy got through 911 the first time and help arrived on time. No one, except for Samsung and the people who sent selfies into space, was not particularly affected.