NASA's Plan to Destroy the ISS Could Rain Debris

NASA has a plan to safely bring down the International Space Station (ISS) when it's time for it to retire, but it’s a bit risky. They’ll use a special spacecraft to guide the ISS into the atmosphere, where most of it will burn up. However, some big pieces might survive the fall and could rain down as debris on Earth. The goal is to crash the remaining parts in a remote part of the ocean, far away from people. NASA's being super careful with this, so they don’t expect any major problems. Still, the idea of debris falling from space sounds a little wild, right?