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A SpaceX rocket booster is on track to collide with the Moon on August 4, 2026, at a speed of 5,400 mph, creating a 90-foot-wide crater. This event raises concerns about orbital congestion and marks the second time a defunct rocket has impacted the Moon. NASA and South Korea's space agencies will monitor the collision.
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A SpaceX rocket booster is on track to collide with the Moon on August 4, 2026, at a speed of 5,400 mph, creating a 90-foot-wide crater. This event raises concerns about orbital congestion and marks the second time a defunct rocket has impacted the Moon. NASA and South Korea's space agencies will monitor the collision.
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