SpaceX debris has actually fallen on Saskatchewan farms — including pieces of a Dragon capsule in Ituna — creating a real problem for rural landowners and prompting educators to develop identification guides. The underlying frustration is grounded: space debris reentry is accelerating as satellite constellations expand, and farmers bear cleanup costs and safety risks that fall outside any liability framework. What's not addressed here is that international space law currently provides minimal recourse for debris damage on private land, making SpaceX's lack of accountability a systemic gap rather than just a corporate attitude problem.