Samsung’s launch of Cara Delevingne selfie into space through a device has fallen back to earth. Michigan’s Nancy Mumby-Welke of Gariot County apparently heard a resounding crash in her farm during the weekend and came out to discover a metallic object lying there. The lady took to Facebook to share an image of the object, stating how baffled 911 was.
She told NBC News that:
“We realized it had fallen from the sky, it looked like a satellite.”
The device is said to have carried a Samsung logo as well as Raven Industries, a South-Dakota based high altitude balloon manufacturers.
Samsung in an interview told NBC that: “No injuries occurred and the balloon was subsequently retrieved.” The company apologized for any inconvenience, stating that the landing was planned.
Cara Delevingne’s photo was taken with a Galaxy S10 Plus and is for a ‘SpaceSelfie” program, supposedly “the world’s first selfie sent to space.”
