This rocket was used to launch China’s Chang’e 5-T1 craft in October 2014. However, Bill later retracted his claim and said the rocket part most likely belonged to China.Ĭhina has since denied the accusation despite the general consensus being that the rocket piece is the third stage booster from a Long March 3C rocket. The rocket piece is thought to be the size of a school bus. He reported that the junk was a SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage launched from Florida by Elon Musk’s team in February 2015. The rocket part was first spotted by Bill Gray, who writes the popular Project Pluto software to track near-Earth objects. The caption simply explains: “Alternative wide view of the Chang’e booster impact with the Moon (sic) on March 4th, 2022.” The video was posted to YouTube by AGI, An Ansys Company. However, experts have now created a physics-based simulation video showing how the crash likely happened. The rocket was heading for a collision with the dark side of the moon so “live” coverage of the event wasn’t possible. These satellites could photograph any crater that resulted from the collision We won’t know that it hit the moon for sure until two satellites that orbit the moon pass over the possible impact site. I had the worst tattoo experience – it got infected and I ended up in the hospital, then the artist traumatized me moreįuming woman roasted for pushing old lady off her as she touched her pregnancy bump in a store – so who’s in the right?Īn unruly chunk of rocket debris is thought to have crashed into the moon.Īstronomers believe that the rocket piece, which experts have said originated in China, hit the lunar surface in the early hours of March 4. NASA reveals date for Moon mission this month that will lead way for first woman on lunar surfaceĪsteroid-pulverizing system may be only way to save Earth from doomsday space rock
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