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Tonight , we now know where several pieces of strange debris found across western North Carolina came from. Today , NASA told our affiliate WLOS in Asheville they were pieces of a SpaceX spacecraft. SpaceX confirmed the debris fell from the Dragon spacecraft during re entry after a mission servicing the International Space Station . Officials say the items were expected to burn up, but several pieces were found across 3 high country counties in late May and early June . We've been telling you about this. NASA says no one was hurt and nothing was damaged by that falling debris..
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