Millions of satellite fragments and rocket parts orbit Earth, and an increasing number are surviving re-entry, landing in populated areas. A recent dramatic incident in a Kenyan village highlights the growing danger posed by uncontrolled space debris. These falling objects present a physical risk to people and property on the ground. Currently, there is a legal vacuum regarding liability for damage caused by descending space junk. This lack of clear legal frameworks leaves communities vulnerable and without recourse for damages or support. The increasing frequency of these events emphasizes the need for international cooperation and defined regulations to address this escalating threat.