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SpaceX rocket debris hits moon after drifting for a year
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SpaceX rocket debris hits moon after drifting for a year

A 4,000-kilogram Falcon 9 second stage hit the moon near Einstein Crater at 8,690 kilometres per hour.

Why it mattersLunar debris is becoming a serious concern as nations accelerate missions to the moon.

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