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A woman
in Turley, Oklahoma, got a noggin-knock in January 1997
when she was struck with a lightweight fragment of charred woven material. She
was not injured. The sky junk was
identified as debris from a Delta 2 booster, which reentered the Earth's
atmosphere on Jan. 22, 1997. Other debris from that booster included a steel
propellant tank and a titanium pressure sphere.
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