Key Points
- SpaceX rocket crashed into the Moon
- The crash occurred on August 5
- The crater is 18 meters in diameter and 13 meters deep
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18 meters13 meters96 kilometers
NASA has shared images taken after a SpaceX rocket crashed into the Moon. The crash occurred on August 5 and created a crater 18 meters in diameter and 13 meters deep on the Moon's surface. NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft photographed the crater from 96 kilometers away a week after the crash.
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- Why did the SpaceX rocket crash into the Moon?
- The rocket was used to launch two private landers and a small rover to the Moon in 2025 and then crashed into the Moon.
- When did the crash occur?
- The crash occurred on August 5.
- What are the dimensions of the crater?
- The crater is 18 meters in diameter and 13 meters deep.
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