Sun, 02 Feb, 2003 - 10:40
Charred human remains have been found among the debris from the stricken space shuttle Columbia.
The debris plummeted from the sky over hundreds of square miles of Texas and Louisiana, smashing a rooftop and splashing into a reservoir.
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