Discarded SpaceX Rocket Collision Course with Moon
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A discarded SpaceX rocket, launched over a year ago, is on a high-speed collision course with the Moon. The impact, expected to occur soon, is predicted to happen at speeds ranging from 5,400 mph to 8,700 kph (around 11.8 gigajoules of energy). Scientists are unsure about the exact outcome and impact on the Moon's surface.
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