A drifting part of a SpaceX rocket is about to crash into the Moon
A SpaceX rocket will collide with the moon this week
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A SpaceX rocket will collide with the moon this week. "Accidents like these don't just leave a black mark on the reputation of the space operator, but it really does leave a black mark on the lunar surface because there's no weather, there's nothing to wash it away. Astrophysicists and other scientists are excited by the opportunity the collision provides to study the effects in real time.
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A SpaceX rocket will collide with the moon this week.
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"Accidents like these don't just leave a black mark on the reputation of the space operator, but it really does leave a black mark on the lunar surface because there's no weather, there's nothing to wash it away.
according to ABC News Australia — WorldAstrophysicists and other scientists are excited by the opportunity the collision provides to study the effects in real time.
according to ABC News Australia — World
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