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People are focusing on NASA’s assessment of damage to the Moon following a SpaceX Falcon 9 crash, including crater imagery and estimates of the impact “hole” size. The discussion centers on visual evidence from NASA-linked imaging and the scale of the resulting lunar crater.

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Key Takeaway NASA is publishing estimates and images showing the lunar crater created by a SpaceX Falcon 9 crash.
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NASA Images Show Aftermath Of SpaceX Falcon 9 Slamming Into The Moon

People are focusing on NASA’s assessment of damage to the Moon following a SpaceX Falcon 9 crash, including crater imagery and estimates of the impact “hole” size. The discussion centers on visual evidence from NASA-linked imaging and the scale of the resulting lunar crater.

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Engadget · 8h ago
NASA images show crater on the moon caused by SpaceX Falcon 9 crash
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NASA estimates the size of the hole SpaceX made in the moon
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NASA Images Show Aftermath Of SpaceX Falcon 9 Slamming Into The Moon

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  • NASA Images Show Aftermath Of SpaceX Falcon 9 Slamming Into The Moon HotHardware
  • NASA images show crater on the moon caused by SpaceX Falcon 9 crash Engadget
  • NASA estimates the size of the hole SpaceX made in the moon The Register
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