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WASHINGTON - A chunk of a SpaceX rocket that blasted off seven years ago and was abandoned in space after completing its mission will crash into the Moon in March, experts say.

The rocket was employed in 2015 to put in orbit a NASA satellite called the Deep Space Climate Observatory

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - SpaceX rocket segment on course to hit the moon

A chunk of a SpaceX rocket that blasted off seven years ago and was abandoned in space after completing its mission will crash into the Moon in March, experts say.

An expert in software tracking objects in space says that a SpaceX rocket booster is certain to impact the moon in a few weeks, marking what is believed to be the first case of unintentional space junk hitting the Earths moon.

A FOUR-TONNE chunk of a SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the Moon, according to online space junk trackers.The out-of-control booster was l

Rocket launched by Elon Musk’s SpaceX in 2015 is on course to collide with the Moon - Astronomers have said that the rocket is now on track to hit the Moon in early March.

A FOUR-TONNE chunk of a SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the Moon, according to online space junk trackers.The out-of-control booster was l

The Falcon 9 booster has been floating around in a somewhat chaotic orbit ever since Elon Musks company launched its first deep-space mission from Cape Canaveral in Florida in February 2015.

The bomber carried a 1-megawatt, air-cooled nuclear reactor that hung on a hook inside its cavernous weapons bay that had to be lowered through the bomb bay doors into shielded underground facilities for storage between flights. Believe it or not… it only gets crazier from there. In theory, a nuclear-powered bomber could literally stay airborne for weeks at a time (if not longer) and could reach any target on the planet without the need to land or refuel. Today, in the era of intercontinenta...