Samsung's 'Space Selfie' balloon crash-lands on Michigan farm

A Samsung device sent into stratosphere to take -med selfies has apparently me a dramatic return to Earth. On Sunday it crash-landed on a Michigan farm, leaving owners of property shocked.  

equipment falls on Earth 

owners of farm, old couple Nancy Welke and her husband Dan, were letting ir horses out when device crash-landed. couple heard a loud crash at around 8:45am, only to find a equipment in  backyard. Initially, equipment was vibrating and making a sound. couple found out that equipment was apparently designed by Samsung company from logo of company on crashed apparatus.

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Samsung’s Selfie mission

‘Selfie’ satellite was launched by Samsung Electronics to send a selfie into . A press release by Samsung re, “Samsung Electronics today unveiled world's first selfie sent to , captured by actor, model, and philanthropist Cara Delevingne and shown for first time during a celebrity-filled event at newly-opened Samsung KX experience .
It furr said, " selfie is first of many that Samsung will lift into stratosphere this month as part of Selfie, a mission to give everyone chance to get ir face in ”.

program was launched last week. Under this new initiative, people could uplo ir selfies on Samsung's 'Mission Control' website and get a chance to see m displayed on screen of a Galaxy S10 on board balloon. 

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dilemma surrounding device 

It remains unclear wher ‘Selfie’ equipment that fell on Welke’s property belongs to Samsung mission or t. equipment landed with help of a parachute. It is reported that a part of device was tangled in between power lines, which led to fall. Samsung will send its officials to collect device from elderly couple. 

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