@NASA: In the early hours of Wednesday, Aug. 5, a portion of a @SpaceX rocket impacted on the Moon's surface. In this video, w…
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NASA shares a video explaining how a portion of a SpaceX rocket impacted the Moon's surface on Aug. 5.
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In the early hours of Wednesday, Aug. 5, a portion of a @SpaceX rocket impacted on the Moon’s surface. In this video, we answer some of your questions. https://t.co/BhWcGfRYMO
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