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Researchers conclude ‘space junk’ that crashed into lunar surface last year was from Long March rocket used in China’s 2014 Chang’e-5 test mission, and depressions caused by impact suggest it was carrying ‘undisclosed’ devices or instruments.

Nobody seems to want to claim ownership of the spent rocket booster that struck the Moon. But scientists don't care: the impact will be a teachable moment.

Space junk that crashed into the Moon last year was Chinese in origin, and it may have had an undisclosed payload attached.

Mysterious crater appeared on the moon following the crash of an object

Scientists say they solved the case of a mysterious object that left a huge double crater on the moon when it made a crash landing last year - but the discovery raises new questions.

Some bits of good news.  Rooftop solar capacity has increased by an unprecedented 349% in South Africa in just over a year.    The all-female, grassroots network moving millions away from fossil fuels'       Positive news: A ship powered by rubbish docked in the UK. The pitter patter of tiny beaver feet returned to the UK capital. #antinuclear #nuclear-free #NoNukes TOP STORIES. …

Slash Gear, BY QUINA BATERNA/OCT. 8, 2023 #nuclear #antinuclear #nuclear-free #NoNukes With the role of nuclear powers in maintaining global order and its ongoing arms race, it's unsurprising that the United States has its eyes on Russia's ongoing development of nuclear-powered missiles. However, it's also a little more personal, especially because the United States had canceled…

Russian nuclear weapons testing has brought up renewed knowledge of the Pluto Project, a cancelled nuclear power test conducted by the Air Force.

The nuclear-powered and nuclear-tipped cruise missile, also known as Skyfall and Flying Chernobyl, is thought to have a range of around 14,000 miles.

Recent positions state that WT1190F is likely to pass almost exactly in front of the Sun brusquely prior to plunging into the ocean