According to a lengthy 737 page report delivered by the Aerospace Defence Forces, our planet is in danger of a mysterious planet. According to this report, in early 1999, the Federation (at its Embassy in Washington D.C.) received an unsolicited "trove of documents" from a Kennedy Space Center (KSC) computer programmer named Lloyd Albright who stated that he was part of a team of experts tasked with compiling data on threats posed to US space shuttles from the believed to be debris nearing Earth from the July 1994 impact on the surface of Planet Jupiter of Comet Shoemaker–Levy 9—which NASA had calculated would take 5 years to travel from Jupiter to Earth. Albright's information, this report continues, showed no "direct threats" to US space shuttles flights in 1999, but did foresee the potential for "debris interference" from "the Jupiter region" with our Earth occurring in late 2002 to early 2003—which coincided with the 1 February 2003 destruction of space shuttle Columbia when it