Summary
A NASA research probe mistakenly landed on a farm in Edmonson, Texas, after being blown off course on October 2. The farm owners contacted the local sheriff's department, and NASA acknowledged that a team was already searching for the equipment. The probe was launched from a balloon facility in New Mexico.
Key Facts
- A NASA research probe landed on a Texas farm on October 2.
- The landing was unplanned; the probe was blown off course.
- The farm is owned by Ann and Hayden Walter in Edmonson, Texas.
- The Walters contacted the local sheriff's department about the probe.
- NASA confirmed a team was looking for the missing equipment.
- The probe originally launched from the Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility in New Mexico.
