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'There is no danger to Earth,' said a NASA spokesperson. 'NASA will continue to track the booster for training purposes, as well as later observe the impact site for scientific purposes.'
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NASA is observing the impact of the Moon crash using ground-based telescopes and space-based assets.
A rogue piece of a SpaceX rocket is reported to have hit the moon.
A piece of a SpaceX rocket that had been floating in space since last year is believed to have smashed into the Moon at high speed early on Wednesday, though the impact is unlikely to be confirmed for…
