SpaceX rocket booster is on a 5,400-mph collision course with the moon, expected to leave crater 16 feet deep

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Spacex Rocket Booster Is On A 5,400-Mph Collision Course With The Moon, Expected To Leave Crater 16 Feet Deep

By CBS News

A wayward 8,800-pound SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket booster is expected to slam into the moon very early on Wednesday in a rare case of a man-made collision with the lunar surface. The upper part of the rocket, which boosted two lunar landers into space in ...Read more

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