A four-ton fragment of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was projected to strike the lunar surface early this morning at a velocity of 8,700 kilometers per hour. The object, described as being approximately the size of a building, represents the rocket's second stage.
NASA and SpaceX are currently awaiting sunlight to provide visual confirmation of the impact site. Official verification of the event remains pending as agencies monitor the lunar surface for evidence of the collision.
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