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A roughly four-tonne machine built on Earth ended an uncontrolled 18-month journey by striking the Moon on 5…

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A SpaceX rocket stage launched in January 2025 drifted for more than 18 months before crashing into the Moon at 8,700 km/h, carving a crater tens of metres wide — while newer lunar launches are sending spent stages safely onward into orbit around the Sun instead.