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L'étage supérieur d'une fusée de SpaceX devrait s'écraser sur la Lune au début du mois d'août 2026. Invisible depuis la Terre, cet événement interroge sur la part constante des débris spatiaux.

Scientists and sky gazers will watch intently as rocket’s upper stage slams into lunar surface on Wednesday

A recently discovered asteroid, 2024 YR4, sparked the first-ever global alert from the International Asteroid Warning Network after it showed a small but real chance of hitting Earth in 2032. Finnish...

Les Géminides ont frappé fort sur notre voisine la Lune. Dans la nuit du 14 au 15 décembre 2025, la Lune est devenue, l’espace de quelques dizaines de minutes, un véritable écran cosmique. Trois flash...

The Korea Aerospace Research Institute captured before-and-after images of the impact site, and a telescope in Chile detected signs of the plume. However, no one was able to watch the collision live

On August 5, 2026, the second stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket collided with the Moon at 2.43 km/s, creating a new crater. This incident, though unintentional, highlights ongoing challenges with space debris and orbital mechanics. The Falcon 9 stage, part of a 2025 mission carrying lunar modules from Firefly and ispace, entered an elliptical orbit after deployment. Gravitational forces and solar radiation caused its trajectory to destabilize over time, leading to the collision. Observers tracked the object as it approached the Moon, with predictions confirmed by astronomers. The impact occurred on the far side near the Einstein crater, detected by telescopes like the VLT and the Korean Danuri probe. While not the first such event—similar incidents date back to the Apollo missions—the growing number of lunar missions raises concerns about space debris management. Scientists note that these collisions provide unique insights into crater formation under low-velocity impacts, contrasting with asteroid strikes. The incident underscores the need for coordinated efforts to mitigate orbital risks as nations plan more lunar exploration.

Astronomers may soon witness an unusual celestial event that could be observable from parts of Earth using ground-based telescopes. The upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is expected to collide with the Moon on August 5 at approximately 09:35 Kyiv time (2:35 a.m. ET). The impact is predicted to occur near Einstein crater. The […] Post The End of a Long Space Journey: Scientists Predict When and Where a Falcon 9 Upper Stage Will Impact the Moon at Root-Nation.com.

Asteroid 2024 YR4 may hit the Moon in 2032, scientists say. Learn about the 200-foot space rock, impact chances, and whether the flash could be seen from Earth.

What if tomorrow, the Moon decided it was done orbiting… and started falling toward us? 🌙💥 Forget gentle moonlit nights — in this gripping, science-fueled doomsday scenario, we take you month-by-month through the ultimate cosmic disaster: the Moon crashing into Earth. From the science behind the Moon’s high-speed sideways motion (and why it doesn’t just drop on us every night) to the chaotic chain reaction unleashed by a magical “push” toward Earth, we explore: Killer tides drowning entire cities 🌊 Megaquakes & volcanic eruptions shaking continents 🌋 Atmospheric chaos that could freeze us… or cook us alive ☄️ The moment the Moon reaches the Roche limit and shatters into a haunting ring around Earth 💫 Equal parts mind-blowing astronomy, disaster storytelling, and pure “what if” curiosity, this episode turns a space nerd’s thought experiment into a cinematic apocalypse you can’t stop picturing. Whether you’re into astronomy, science fiction, or end-of-the-world scenarios, this is a ride you’ll share with friends just to say, “You have to hear how bad it gets.” 🎧 Listen now, share the chaos, and see if you can survive the thought of the Moon’s final embrace.