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When a SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon, scientists will be watching

Scientists are preparing to observe a SpaceX rocket debris collision with the Moon scheduled for early August.

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The brief

A SpaceX Falcon 9 debris piece is projected to hit the Moon in early August. NASA has confirmed the possibility of the impact, which is estimated to carry the force of 3 tons of TNT.

Coverage from Scientific American, Phys.org, and Euronews emphasizes that the event is an artificial collision. Research teams and scientists are currently preparing to observe the impact as it occurs.

Future monitoring will focus on the actual collision and the subsequent data gathered from the event.

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Quick answers

What is expected to hit the Moon?

Debris from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

When is the impact expected to occur?

The collision is expected in early August.

How powerful is the predicted impact?

According to 동아사이언스, the debris will slam into the Moon with 3 tons of TNT force.

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