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SpaceX rocket crashes into Moon: Why the impact was nearly impossible to witness

livemint.com 30 Aug

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SpaceX rocket crashes into Moon: Why the impact was nearly impossible to witness — Sources: livemint.com

The rocket's upper stage, travelling at around 5,400mph (8,700km/h), was expected to hit the Moon on Wednesday after spending about 18 months drifting through space.

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