South Korea’s Danuri satellite just dropped jaw-dropping images of the first-ever clear view of a SpaceX rocket crash site on the moon — a high-speed impact that carved a crater and sent lunar dust flying. The collision, caused by solar activity and gravity in 2022, slammed the rocket at over 5,000 mph. NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter is set to investigate next week, turning this accidental space debris event into a historic documentation of human influence on the cosmos.
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