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A SpaceX Rocket Crashed Into the Moon. Here’s What the Impact Site Looks Like Now.
The impact was hard to see from Earth, but a telescope detected sodium and lithium gas above the crash site.
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Photo: NASA / Getty Images A SpaceX Rocket Is About to Crash Into the Moon at 5,400 MPH. Then What Happens?
You can watch it happen…if you have a high-powered telescope.
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Sergio Flores/Contributor/Getty Images Texas Residents Are Suing SpaceX Over ‘Terrestrial Bombardment’
Residents say rocket engine tests near McGregor have cracked foundations, rattled houses, and turned daily life into a Mars-colonization side quest.
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Cheng Xin/Contributor/Getty Images SpaceX Acquires xAI, Including Social Media Platform X (Formerly Twitter)
It’s AI slop… in space!!
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Photo by SpaceX / Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images SpaceX’s ‘Mechazilla Arms’ Make History as They Catch Super Heavy Rocket Booster
Elon Musk and other SpaceX employees celebrated the incredible feat, referring to the accomplishment as “magic.”
