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NASA spots new crater on the moon created when a SpaceX rocket crashed

NASA has captured images of a new crater formed by a SpaceX rocket crash on the moon. The Falcon 9's upper stage impacted at a speed of 5,400 mph, creating a 60-foot-wide crater. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about sustainabilit...

NBC News· Aug 19, 2026 · 10:09 AM · 54 views

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NASA has captured images of a new crater formed by a SpaceX rocket crash on the moon. The Falcon 9's upper stage impacted at a speed of 5,400 mph, creating a 60-foot-wide crater. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about sustainability in space exploration.

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