A SpaceX rocket that had been drifting through space for over a year crashed into the moon. This incident occurred late Tuesday night. The rocket, which was discarded, is believed to have left behind a fresh impact crater and debris.
Scientists are studying the effects of the crash. Further information about the incident can be found through KTSM 9 News, the local NBC affiliate in El Paso, Texas. Details about the crash and its impact are available from this source.
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