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Part of SpaceX Rocket to Crash Into Moon

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 · 10h
SpaceX rocket debris believed to have crashed into the moon
NASA scientists believe remnants of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket slammed into the moon overnight, resulting in a massive explosion and debris field.

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Travel + Leisure on MSN · 9h
A 9,000-pound SpaceX rocket slammed into the moon at 7 times the speed of sound—here’s what that means
Space on MSN · 9h
A SpaceX rocket just crashed into the moon. Now, the race is on to get a look at the impact site
 · 12h
A SpaceX rocket just crashed into the Moon. What do we do now?
A SpaceX rocket has crashed into the Moon – and experts say it serves as both a warning and a lesson for those of us on Earth.

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Piece of SpaceX rocket will crash into the moon Wednesday
 · 15h
SpaceX Rocket Hits Moon As Lunar Junk Tops 209 Tons
 · 21h
A SpaceX rocket is about to crash into the Moon with the force of three tons of TNT
The crash will cause an explosive flash, which will not be visible with the naked eye but is expected to be seen with telescopes.

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 · 20h
SpaceX latest: Abandoned rocket to slam into the moon at high speed
 · 15h
What can scientists learn from a stray SpaceX rocket hitting the Moon?
tom's Hardware on MSN
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Errant SpaceX rocket stage set to smash into the moon at 5,400 mph, seven times the speed of sound

You really shouldn't leave your trash orbiting in space.
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Discarded SpaceX rocket is on a high-speed collision course with the moon

While scientists are not too concerned about this particular piece of space junk, it highlights the growing threat as more and more items cram into orbit.
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