Something mysterious came from the sky and slammed into the Moon’s surface, captured in real time. Scientists suggest it was likely a space rock or asteroid, since the Moon has no atmosphere to burn them up. Every collision strikes at full speed, leaving permanent craters that tell the story of billions of years of impacts. Still, the sudden flash of an object hitting the Moon always raises bigger questions was it only a rock, or something more unusual? 👀✨ #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Ni

A rare video captured an asteroid crashing into the Moon. But did you know the reason why this happens so often? Unlike Earth, the Moon has no atmosphere to slow down or burn meteors before impact. Every asteroid strikes the surface at full speed, carving out deep craters that remain for billions of years. That’s why the Moon looks scarred with spots each one is a record of a violent cosmic collision. 👀✨ #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Moon Watchers Club

The Moon has no atmosphere to protect it. That means when space rocks or asteroids approach, they slam directly into its surface at full speed. These collisions create craters that last for billions of years, giving the Moon its rugged look. A strange object recently spotted hitting the Moon may have been a space rock but some sky-watchers wonder if it could have been something more mysterious. #NASA #Spacex #Space | Nighttime Journey