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SpaceX upper stage impacts Moon
Scientific reports have indicated that the upper layer of a SpaceX rocket, which is typically launched during space missions, collided with the surface of the Moon—even though it was not intentional. Based on observations made with a telescope in Chile, evidence has emerged of a cloud of debris and a new crater on the Moon’s surface, formed as a result of the impact. It is estimated that a body weighing approximately four tons, traveling at a speed close to 8,690 kilometers per hour, struck the lunar surface, causing this unintentional collision. The debris created a cloud that lasted from five to ten minutes. Although NASA plans to capture images of the site using its observatories and lunar probes, it will only take a few days to finalize the detailed images. Currently, there is no danger to Earth from this event.
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