NASA confirms that SpaceX's Cohete hit the surface of the Moon: What did he say about the collision?
The upper stage belonged to a release in 2025 that allowed the deployment of the Blue Ghost One landing module of the American company
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The upper stage was a launch in 2025 that allowed the deployment of the Blue Ghost One landing module of the United States company Firefly Aerospace, as part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services, a commercial service program to transport scientific and technological loads to the lunar surface. This does not mean any danger to anyone on Earth or to any hardware on the Moon, and in fact, scientists are eager to study this impact event, as it can help us limit how to track things like this in the future. NASA described the Moon as a "natural laboratory to study processes that occur throughout the solar system," because it lacks atmosphere and preserves a stable surface for long periods.
Furthermore, The object belonged to a 2025 release (Infodae Illustrative Image) NASA confirmed that a higher stage of SpaceX hit the Moon on Wednesday, after being diverted by a combination of solar activity and gravitational forces. Meteorites, asteroids, comets and other objects impact the Moon all the time throughout its four billion years of history. Lee also Balloons and planes will monitor eclipse The agency recalled that the Moon has been constantly hit during its approximately four billion years of history.
In addition, A higher stage of a SpaceX rocket unplanned impact on the lunar surface in the early hours of this Wednesday, NASA confirmed. NASA administrator Jared Isaacman recalled that the impacts on the Moon are not new, as there is a history that goes back to the Apollo missions.
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The upper stage was a launch in 2025 that allowed the deployment of the Blue Ghost One landing module of the United States company Firefly Aerospace, as part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services, a commercial service program to transport scientific and technological loads to the lunar surface.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThis does not mean any danger to anyone on Earth or to any hardware on the Moon, and in fact, scientists are eager to study this impact event, as it can help us limit how to track things like this in the future.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesNASA described the Moon as a "natural laboratory to study processes that occur throughout the solar system," because it lacks atmosphere and preserves a stable surface for long periods.
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The object belonged to a 2025 release (Infodae Illustrative Image) NASA confirmed that a higher stage of SpaceX hit the Moon on Wednesday, after being diverted by a combination of solar activity and gravitational forces.
according to Infobae — AméricaMeteorites, asteroids, comets and other objects impact the Moon all the time throughout its four billion years of history.
according to Infobae — AméricaLee also Balloons and planes will monitor eclipse The agency recalled that the Moon has been constantly hit during its approximately four billion years of history.
according to El UniversalA higher stage of a SpaceX rocket unplanned impact on the lunar surface in the early hours of this Wednesday, NASA confirmed.
according to El UniversalNASA administrator Jared Isaacman recalled that the impacts on the Moon are not new, as there is a history that goes back to the Apollo missions.
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