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Debris from the upper layer of a SpaceX rocket likely collided with the Moon's surface on Wednesday, resulting in a new crater. The exact causes of the impact are not yet clear, but there is no threat to Earth. NASA plans to capture images of the site with its spacecraft in the coming days. The collision is expected to leave a noticeable mark, with the fuel fully expended and the impact speed reaching approximately 8,690 kilometers per hour near the Einstein crater.
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