Ars Technica·3 days ago·Software Engineering
A Falcon 9 rocket will hit the Moon this summer at seven times the speed of sound
The object will be traveling at 2.43 km a second, or 5,400 mph, upon impact.
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The object will be traveling at 2.43 km a second, or 5,400 mph, upon impact.
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