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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Science
Natasha May

‘Like an alien obelisk’: space debris found in Snowy Mountains paddock believed to be from SpaceX mission

A black charred piece of metal stands in a field of yellow grassland. Brad Tucker, an astrophysicist at the Australian National University believes it is part of a SpaceX mission.
‘At first it kind of looks like a burnt tree … and then you come up to it, it’s like this alien obelisk almost,’ says astrophysicist Brad Tucker of the space debris that he believes to be from a SpaceX mission. Photograph: Brad Tucker

The Australian Space Agency is investigating space debris found in farmland in the Snowy Mountains in southern NSW, after being notified by an astrophysicist who believes it to be from a SpaceX mission.

Brad Tucker, an astrophysicist at the Australian National University, says he often gets calls from people who believe they’ve found space junk – and they are normally easy to rule out.

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