A four-tonne fragment of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is thought to have impacted the Moon on August 5, forming a new crater. The collision occurred at around 06:35 GMT and was not intentional, with no risk to Earth. Observatories worldwide are now tracking the site, seeking to analyze the impact's effects on the lunar surface. This event offers valuable data for understanding how large objects interact with the Moon, potentially aiding future exploration efforts.
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