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A SpaceX rocket stage is believed to have crashed into the Moon, potentially creating a new lunar crater.

A SpaceX rocket fragment, which has been floating into space for nearly a year, is making headlines for an unusual reason. Know the whole story.

A four-tonne piece of SpaceX rocket debris is believed to have slammed into the Moon at around 8,700 kmph, after drifting through space for more than a year.

The rocket stage would have struck the Moon at roughly 8,700 kilometres an hour, releasing energy equivalent to about three tonnes of TNT.

SpaceX is preparing for its next Starship test flight, which could attempt the first tower catch recovery while launching upgraded V3 Starlink satellites designed to boost broadband capacity., Technology & Science, Times Now

A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage crashed into the Moon after drifting for 18 months, creating a 20-30m crater and ejecting lunar dust. The rocket was launched in 2025 and carried two private lunar landers, one of which crashed during landing. The impact has sparked interest in improving techniques for detecting lunar impacts and [...]

The 4,000-kg rocket slammed into the lunar surface at an estimated speed of 8,690 kmph, with an impact equivalent to an explosion of three tonnes of TNT (Trinitrotoluene).

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