SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon: South Korean probe reveals explosive images
SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon: South Korean probe reveals explosive shots as of 06.08.2026, 23:03
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The object, which hit the moon at a speed of 8,750 kilometers per hour, is the second stage of the Falcon 9, which hit on the 15th. Only then can the exact dimensions of the crater be determined: simulations speak of a crater with a diameter between 18 and 40 meters and a depth of a few meters – too small to be seen from Earth.
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The object, which hit the moon at a speed of 8,750 kilometers per hour, is the second stage of the Falcon 9, which hit on the 15th.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Only then can the exact dimensions of the crater be determined: simulations speak of a crater with a diameter between 18 and 40 meters and a depth of a few meters – too small to be seen from Earth.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1
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