NASA's Moon Orbiter Has Spotted An Impact Crater That Only Happens Once A Century
A 222‑metre lunar crater, the biggest ever seen forming, has emerged since 2024, offering a rare 'once‑in‑a-century' glimpse of fresh impact debris.
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A 222‑metre lunar crater, the biggest ever seen forming, has emerged since 2024, offering a rare 'once‑in‑a-century' glimpse of fresh impact debris.
NASA's images of a new lunar crater reveal the aftermath of a SpaceX rocket impact.
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured images of a SpaceX rocket's impact on the moon, revealing a new crater.