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Der Kaiser said:
How I am supposed to know that for a fact? The fact that the passport happened to turn up was enough for me, the unlikelihood of that happening, the convenience of it and the movie like ridiculousness of it.

Apparently it was handed to a police detective by an unidentified man on the day, thats as far as I read about it.
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So you admit knowing practically nothing about how and where it was found yet you have used it as evidence of a conspiracy because it's impossible for a passport to survive that impact.

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Highly unlikely, yet it happened.

http://www.space.com/19538-columbia-shuttle-disaster-worms-survive.html

When the Columbia space shuttle disintegrated upon re-entry to the Earth's atmosphere, killing all seven astronauts on board, NASA scientists expected that the 80 science experiments aboard the shuttle were destroyed as well. But in the days after the tragic Columbia shuttle disaster on Feb. 1, 2003, scientists began realizing that wasn't the case. Various salvageable experiments were recovered from the wreckage, including a live group of 1 millimeter-long roundworms, or nematodes, known asCaenorhabditis elegans.No one expected that the nematodes could survive the intense heat of re-entry, but theC. elegansgot lucky, said Nathaniel Szewczyk, a scientist who worked with the nematodes in the aftermath of the crash.
 
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