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NASA: The upper stage of a SpaceX rocket will accidentally crash on the Moon on Wednesday, without posing a danger to Earth.

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A SpaceX rocket will experience an accidental crash on the Moon on Wednesday, according to information provided by AFP. This collision will not affect Earth, but will generate a lunar crater, thus adding a new element to the surface of the natural satellite. Although the incident poses no risks to our planet, it highlights the challenges and unpredictability of space missions. Specialists are monitoring the situation, and the crash will be a topic of interest for the scientific community, which will analyze the impact and effects of this collision on the Moon.

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