Gravitas: Mysterious rocket crash on moon baffles scientists

A mystery rocket has crashed into moon creating two large craters. Scientists are baffled, they don't know where the rocket came from & why the impact was spread over two distinct areas. Palki Sharma reports.
#RocketCrash #Moon #Gravitas
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[@boydbrown7395]

When I was 14, I bought a large rocket firework on July 4th. When we lit it, it took off high into the air and disappeared, but we never saw an explosion. I take full responsibility for the double crater. Add me to the science books.

[@Godreaperr]

Lmao bruhhh🤣🤣

[@ranjithrpj]

🤣

[@pathmanathanmoodley1431]

Okay thank you for taking that responsibility now please can you clean up the mess.

[@omkarupadhyay406]

LMAO DED

[@theinspector7882]

... free publicity for Mr nobody's brains...

[@friedrichrubinstein]

For those who're confused about the 350-miles width: the Herzsprung crater wasn't caused by the rocket, it's been there all along. The rocket crashed near the north-east rim of it and caused itself a double-crater of ~28 meters diameter.

[@abhishekbhardwaj5272]

It was caused by the Asteroids or comets 🥱

[@SeekTheTruthJesus]

And why does it matter is gonna effect life here? NO

[@abhishekbhardwaj5272]

@@SeekTheTruthJesus It could have affected the entire human civilization, if the asteroid impact was powerful enough to dislocate or divert the Moon's trajectory.

[@silasla]

Exactly, it just confusing to the story..

[@gusonfire]

@@SeekTheTruthJesus you should go back to school and learn how important the moon is :)

[@Bitchslapper316]

Props to the camera man for flying up to the moon to get that on video.

[@EspritArkitekt]

lmaoooo

[@show_me_your_kitties]

Damn this joke is so old. You must be old.

[@MinisterRedPill]

right. they should do it more often. oh I forgot, they can't. cuz "van Allen belts" and stuffs!

[@leechee5721]

@@MinisterRedPill People say its because of the money, but the first country reaching the moon besided of the US , will approve if the US were there or not

[@vikashpal4875]

@Wazeeha Sharif hello, my flat-earth buddy?

[@stephenmeier4658]

If I only had 5 cents for every time someone has described scientists as baffled

[@C.L.Smooth]

Hahaha great comment! 🤣🤣🤣

[@kodoklengket]

So, do you think a random person on the internet has a better explanation?

[@TheBasedCanadian]

​@@kodoklengketBiden supporter? 😂

[@algorsmith8381]

underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣

[@andyp2544]

guess that's the difference between explaining everything that happens as being some form of magic and actually trying to work out what has really happened

[@MikeG-js1jt]

My question is how do you even know it was a rocket?

[@peewee1308]

Exactly my thoughts. All I see are two small dark craters or did they actually watch the rocket crash?

[@Plushydragoon14]

@@peewee1308 It couldent have been anything else anyway, They would have detected an asteroid before it crashed.

[@kelvinmoses7777777]

They always say weather baloon or rocket.

[@thudthud5423]

@@Plushydragoon14 If they could have detected the mass of an asteroid before it impacted the Moon, they would have been able to detect the identical mass of a rocket before it impacted the Moon. This story seems to be very sensationalistic.

[@user-ri8nd4ye8c]

And the time given 00h00

[@Patrick-cc7qm]

Of course no one is gonna admit it. To acknowledge that their rocket fail and instead hit the moon would be huge disgrace for any country if they admit it.

[@chadreece4231]

If a country can nuke the moon i dont think its a failure

[@dalebronniman9060]

It's not man made and that's a fact I can attest to from observation,personal knowledge,a preponderance of the evidence and common sense.

[@donazs739]

@@chadreece4231 stop

[@biswajitmaharana6431]

Seems like Chinese rocket , as no warranty no guarantee... And can be fall at any form on anything 😂😂😂🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@nickrobin5299]

Haha I know

[@coldfinger459sub0]

So we have the technology to track meteorites and space debris the size of a baseball. And you’re gonna tell me somebody thought it was a lost rocket booster engine the size of a building made out of metal tumbling for space for five years and nobody seen it ? I don’t think so

[@playhard719]

That because debris are much closer to earth and meteorites are much bigger than the rocket that crashed.

[@coldfinger459sub0]

@@playhard719 they’re tracking space debris the size of a baseball in near earth orbit

[@g-urts5518]

We have tracked most objects bigger than 1km. About 50% between 100m and 1km. And less than 10% of asteroids smaller than 100m. So while yes we "have" the tech to track stuff as small as a rocket booster. It's much much much more difficult. If you think we have the tech to track any object the size of a baseball between here an mars, you've been misinformed

[@playhard719]

@@coldfinger459sub0 yes it's near earth, further away you go the harder to see even the objects as big as rockets special if it's near bigger body, you know like moon

[@brianm.595]

Well its really quite simple.... space is infinitely large and dark. Absolutely gigantic and absolutely very dark. No we are not looking everywhere all the time and in fact most satellites are pointed at the earth rather than looking outward. Many of the telescopes are radio telescopes rather than traditional optical telescopes. Rocks and meteorites fly all around the solar system constantly and we really only spot the bigger ones that have tails or pass in front of other objects while being watched. We literally detected like dozens of moon around some of the outer planets this decade. Its easy to assume there's nothing in our solar system that is not seen but thats a false assumption for sure. I'll leave it off on this. Even the moon is 238,000 miles away from earth, it takes days to get to, traveling at thousands of miles per hour.

[@TeamStevers]

Good thing there was a camera there to capture the oxygen rich atmosphere combusting.

[@monneyconde2676]

Wtf 😳 that’s a good observation 😂😂😂

[@118pickle]

Rockets carry there own oxygen and satellites are continuously monitoring the moon 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@canopyfields]

The cause has already been told in Transformers Dark of the Moon movie 2012. The rocket was from Cybertron, piloted by Sentinel Prime 😊

[@supersaiyangoku1495]

😂😅

[@ladybug3380]

😂😂😂😂

[@Rimjhim3005]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@muzapahang4190]

🤓🤓🤓

[@sabarishrenganathan9567]

Bingo..!

[@janedunne5914]

This is the space x rocket the fell out of orbit from 2015. They literally said on the news months ago it was calculated to impact with moon in March

[@justicevanpool9025]

Not only that they actually set up to observe the crash. It looks like Wion's memory is rather short.

[@janedunne5914]

@@justicevanpool9025 I know right! And they’re reporting “scientists are baffled” like bruh - this is old news and no respected scientist is baffled since they know about it! I like WIONs usual reporting but this was a little disappointing

[@AlanTrioscillator]

Bill Gray suggested the rogue object was likely a spent SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from a 2015 launch and was going to collide into the Moon on 4 March. But later he changed his mind, saying he believes it is an old Chinese rocket instead.

[@karank6097]

reference?

[@hansadler6716]

There is absolutely no way a Falcon 9 rocket could reach the moon.

[@jasentheawesome]

I love how there just happened to be a camera facing just the right spot to record it...

[@Chrisjan0.7]

It is a computer generated rendering not video or photo footage. Only the resulting craters are actual images, not the falling rocket. (So it seems)

[@lepterfirefall]

Really? It's not real footage.

[@R.A.L.Dreams]

@@lepterfirefall not it’s not real footage.

[@greenghost6691]

loool bro it's an animation.

[@hamster797]

Well there r many telescopesn cameras and satellites recording every bit of th moon

[@chosen1854]

No atmosphere = No fire. Impossible.

[@swanm3ta850]

Scientists recently came out saying the moon is somewhat within the earth’s atmosphere

[@iam7712]

Rockets have propellant and oxidiser on board, so a fireball. Of course there is, otherwise how, does a rocket produce rocket thrust in space, (not rotational thruster thrust which is made with expelled gas) . Also guns work in space and produce a fireball larger than in our own atmosphere due to the vacume causing greater expansion. Refer to the mythbusters experiment of a gun in a vacume. Then troll me. Lol😅

[@iam7712]

Wrong, rockets contain both fuel and oxidiser. Also guns produce a larger fireball in a vacume than in an atmosphere, please refer to mythbusters gun in a vacume experiment.

[@halagula8379]

Oh there it is !! I was playing last night with my rocket it took off and never returned back I was wondering where it went , I got it now !!

[@M0butu]

- Elon Musk, probably

[@kl5317]

OK then go get your rocket back then.

[@calvinblue894]

Which rocket you play with? 😁😁

[@ratrodramblin]

Oh, I thought it was mine.

[@dondada5733]

Ur tiny rocket has to burst out ur pants first before going to moon

[@zonechillout]

I wonder how the beings living inside the moon felt about this

[@BradleyM137]

I mean they let it hit them so it was obviously not a threat to the hull

[@rajs2462]

Beings on moon: what are these apes upto now??

[@LordoftheFleet]

I think they'll be feeling a bit cheesed off.

[@jeremytheexplorer4689]

"Maybe just another meteorite... But why is it look like a Tube tho???"

[@brettrobinson2901]

They should understand they're living next to human beans...soooo...gotta expect this sorta thang...

[@jeffreyraia5804]

How do they know it was a rocket? All that they provided was a computer generated clip. How do they know that it wasn't a meteor that caused the crater?

[@akashambrose]

They are not stupid like you

[@asianconnection7701]

anything about the moon and mar is just bs

[@SoorajSuseelan10001]

Ya same... How do they figure these out

[@stick0]

This channel is bonkers.

[@nickcoppard5335]

According to Japan it was a Toyota yaris that failed to attend a brake recall

[@nathanleo9240]

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[@raymondkatherine7491]

They don't stand a better chance, they only did their homework and proper research

[@edwardsclark6957]

It all about finding the right opportunity in the market and then taking advantage of it

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[@hermanrandle9419]

Oh I have seen many recommendation about her but I didn't bother chatting her up😔

[@sauron55]

1:07 lets take a moment to appreciate that the cameraman risked his life out in space to film us a nuke exploding on the moon 👏

[@karthikreddy536]

Lol 😂 there was no cameraman there, these are recorded visuals from satellites or high range telescopes!!

[@FrozenMetroid]

@@karthikreddy536 CGI my friend ;-)

[@madhankumar1356]

Cringe af man 😣😣😣

[@Kaushik_Bharadwaj]

@@karthikreddy536 sarcasm

[@aquariumlife2929]

100% agreed

[@zukenn3681]

Pickachu: ...it was Team Rocket "prepare for trouble 💥, make it double 🕳️🕳️"

[@shawnsdrop]

That sure is some shockingly good footage of the rocket crashing. So how and why exactly is there a camera to record that crash?

[@InspireLivesMotivation]

I think that was computer generated

[@debasissabat5445]

@John Smith 143 do not question his intelligence

[@OkoyeTochukwuHenry]

Talk with your common sense

[@soulmate702000]

Facepalm, you are kidding right?

[@jamesalexander3547]

💀

[@jesusisking3974]

For some reason this just brought to mind the subject of a space base having been created on Mars to house some young astronauts who were to go live there permanently. About a dozen teenagers were picked to train as astronauts from a huge application list and were highlighted in the UK mainstream media newspapers. This was maybe about 8 years ago but nothing was ever heard of them again. Be interesting to find out what happened to them...did they all pass the training and when did they get sent to Mars ? Does anyone know ?

[@briannakelly26]

It was all in the news and all over the internet here as well. They've said nothing of them since.

[@christianfreedom-seeker934]

It was probably a scam

[@scroopynooperz9051]

They probably just needed some young bloodboys to keep some old rich folks ticking. Most of those kids wont be found again 😂

[@MrCruzen6972]

It hit something underground causing a second explosion. Meaning it was definitely directed and precise.

[@markwhein5395]

How does it mean that?

[@ori1676]

Israel did it, for years they are trying to reach the moon. I guess they finally did it, according to technology it must be some kind of secret weapon made by Israel..

[@markwhein5395]

@@ori1676 “according to technology” 😂

[@NITHUMON]

My man!!

[@ori1676]

@@markwhein5395 Yes it is clearly some advanced zionist technology, they are probably testing some intersteller missiles..I think that Iluminati + Zionists + grey aliens are behind all this but who knows..

[@joemomma580]

Didn’t space x report that THEY HAD A MISSING ROCKET debris supposedly heading for the moon in march..

[@Someonehasstolenmyhandle]

I remember reading something like that back in feb, around the time, all that war shit broke out.. Musk said, it would hit the moon...

[@phorias]

Same thing I was thinking. It is probably their lost rocket

[@begintothink]

Our government? You are neither Indian or American. Space-x is a private company why would "our government" be responsible?

[@thomastolbert6184]

Don't it seem strange that rockets seem to get destroyed before getting very far?Are the second sons of God taking us to task?

[@brianm.595]

@@begintothink to be fair... Space X is heavily subsidized by the us government lol. Its not out of the realm of possibility that the us government had something to do with it however I feel like space x and nasa would just shrug and say they crashed a rocket. Who cares and who's going to do something about it?

[@dofehino5444]

it hit a secret alien base underground, the second crater is from the base explosion

[@robw5735]

So we should expect a alien retaliation for our space junk accidently destroying a alien base.. wow this year shaping to be action pack lol

[@jakobdeaton7408]

ALIEN LIVES MATTER

[@00bankz24]

Phone home?

[@ronfishssronfishss1145]

@@robw5735 lol well that's one way to make all earth humans work together. Since we've committed an act of war and the aliens wanna retaliate, you'd be shocked that an external attack could make Nato, Russia, North Korea, China etc to work as partners to fight of aliens! 😂😂

[@CherishedChristianLife]

this reminds me one of my biggest nightmares, the Moon splitting in half with motherships coming out, we humans had to hide from the radiation they emit in bunkers with layers of lead.

[@revolution51]

This impact has been traced back to the huge manhole cover that disappeared on the occasion of the first atomic bomb test. The pressure wave created by the blast exerted such a tremendous force on the sewage and other general underground access tunnels that a manhole cover to one such tunnel was sent up with such force that it was never seen again. True story.

[@cristig243]

Do you realize how improbable is for a rocket launched on Earth to accidentally hit the Moon ?

[@Moose803]

Wouldn't this mean that the rocket went past the moon some distance and was coming back toward earth?

[@bruceplenderleith838]

who said it was an accident?

[@bhojjadamotabanda]

The rocket doesn't has to be launched from Eart. It can be launched from a satellite orbiting the moon.

[@dawnburns880]

@@bhojjadamotabanda clever

[@dawnburns880]

@@bruceplenderleith838 yep no way of knowing now

[@rad1930]

The amount of space junk we put up there, it was bound to happen one day. The rocket wouldn't have burnt up either due to the moon having no atmosphere. The object would have impacted the moon without breaking up into a smaller size unlike what would have happened on earth.

[@bigbywolf586]

The moon has an atmosphere. But that atmosphere isn’t sufficiently dense so as to act upon falling debris in the same way our atmosphere would.

[@jeneric989]

We can blow holes into the ground here on earth, no need to spend much more money to do so on the moon

[@pavansaik6939]

I also thought it might be just space junk but I'm not sure if we have junk which seems of the size of a rocket tank. So I'm guessing it might actually be a failed rocket launch by some country, maybe some error during detachment and trajectory correction.

[@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613]

I dont know who will suffer by harming these natural adjustment of existence..these particular countries or whole humanity

[@pmp2559]

That makes more sense to me

[@thinkaboutit3366]

I love this woman, she keeps u informed 👍

[@annalisa14]

High respect for her.

[@HappyButtHole]

She Is a 🤡

[@kpkdhar3674]

She cleverly twist some news, sometimes intentionally oversight govt atrocities, sometimes she informs aftermath, than actual cause. Dudes don't fall for her beauty, it is one of the best thing to deceive. Thousands of people wrote this same as u.

[@tetiwonders7252]

Unlike newsreaders of other non-American, non-Brit, non Australian broadcasting companies on U-Tube, her pronunciation for the most part is correct, and her accent is not very thick. Her slight accent makes her reading sound interesting, even to those who are not from her country of origin like me. Her voice has enough power to make us glued to the screen. And I am surprised no one mentioned it - If u exclude some of those English newsreaders from Al-Jazeera TV, she is about the only beautiful newsreader on U-Tube! ( Well, perhaps there is one more but I can't remember her name. Neither do I remember the name of this one!)

[@earlysda]

Early this week she was upset and crying about how Americans were forced to take care of their babies now. WION is heavily into the WOKE camp. Beware!

[@miguelsandoval8203]

More than likely a us military vehicle .. they just wouldn’t just admit it

[@commiekillahjay2525]

Im starting to believe we never been to the moon.

[@averagesauceenjoyer7209]

Like 1984 but instead of tv it's on the internet, crazy

[@mardibabu333]

I think you are from peaceful community..

[@abhishekbhardwaj5272]

I started to believe Jesus never existed :)

[@craftpaint1644]

Best engineering era was 1955-75, we were there.

[@averagesauceenjoyer7209]

@@craftpaint1644 I believe in experimentation not stories sorry but I don't work with the religious mind/type of thinking, so, 👎👎👎👎

[@100thApe]

I take full responsibility for my rocket that crashed on the moon. My deepest apologies for any inconvenience it has caused anyone.

[@zzzaccounting5924]

Thanks for your honesty. No-fly list for you. Sorry!

[@100thApe]

@@zzzaccounting5924 ☹️

[@sochikollar3538]

I accept your apology. Please clean it up now and we can have tacos after.

[@crimsonghost8697]

That was very brave thank you and you're in time out.

[@ryananggoro493]

Does alien shot down your rocket

[@jumpingship3001]

The before and after pictures are just stunning, omg.

[@KevinHammond1]

cgi

[@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613]

I dont know who will suffer by harming these natural adjustment of existence..these particular countries or whole humanity

[@RenaissanceBro]

NASA is CGI

[@Pyroaddiction2023]

What movie was this part of ?

[@conspiracynutcase884]

@user-mq8qq6ej2c cgi short film.

[@cryptoholicdad2588]

Well, at least now they can take the data from the explosion and can calculate it with the moon's gravity. This could allow them to have a better idea on how much force it took to create all the craters on the moon.

[@chadester001]

Forget the force they are trying to figure out how much energy released from that crash and everything scientists might have already started no big surprise

[@bowdallas9089]

NASA isn't planning to visit the moon anytime soon.

[@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613]

I dont know who will suffer by harming these natural adjustment of existence..these particular countries or whole humanity

[@jitendra_Behera916]

They have already did that

[@dutt.instincts]

Doesn't work like that.

[@jakeschiffe7833]

The way it blew up, it had the similar appearance as a Nuclear Detonation. And if it was rocket fuel detonating, it quite spectacular for the lack of atmosphere on the Moon.

[@InstigatorDJ]

That wasnt video lol Artists rendition...

[@Fylo-Kalist]

It was an artists recreation from Scitechdaily.

[@dkae92]

Lol..

[@spidericemidasiosmusicprod1309]

PMSL 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@jwestrik9308]

If they managed to hit it they would be over the moon..

[@warrenreid6109]

It was heavy on both the top and bottom. That would indicate that someone was attempting to put a prefabricated structure of some type on the lunar surface.

[@karlivancevic9756]

IT'S a Stray Russian missile gone wrong. Good old Russia trying hard to rule the world & OUTER planets.Long live mankind & outer space 👽 👽. WORLD 🌎 PEACE ✌.

[@lk8300]

@@karlivancevic9756 dumb

[@lk8300]

So an asteroid couldn't be heavy on top and bottom? Lol

[@Adam-kr7jf]

How the hell would a rocket crashing into the Moon EVER make a crater 350 miles wide?????????????

[@berntinulkshredder]

A mystery rocket landed on the moon, no one knows where it came from or what it looked like! How then can one know it was a rocket if they don't know what it looked like? A rocket had its characteristics and other objects are other objects!! Really scientists are baffled just like we are baffled by what they saw and not know what it looked like!!! That is awesomeness, really awesome science!!

[@CherishedChristianLife]

this, they can't even see the US flag 🙄

[@ninny65]

Science or speculation

[@blinkybill2198]

Is that real impact footage? How did they know when and where to film and get such good quality? We still have no idea where the missing Malaysian Airline plane is

[@hgedchu743dfg9]

The CGI video proves it was a rocket lol

[@ghastlylife9836]

Reminds me of 9/11

[@S.Ghosh_221]

That was actually one of the several pillars from Cybertron. Sentinel Prime knows. Ask him.

[@roshanmangukiya298]

Come to earth as soon as possible

[@bigheartsmolpen]

Sentinel is dead. Prove me wrong.

[@hambatuhan5751]

Curry masala joke

[@satyajitrajbanshi3620]

@@hambatuhan5751 you're from?

[@S.Ghosh_221]

@@satyajitrajbanshi3620 That's a malaysian.

[@jrobbin24]

They should do a forensic analysis on the rocket my bet is it's a Chinese made rocket that says us on the side of it

[@nightskyremedies]

yes probably

[@nightskyremedies]

probably planning on launching their nukes

[@snakedoctor2048]

my bet would be on india , they the only country crashing rocket's of late

[@shaikh7156]

China for sure trying to compete with US failing miserably

[@sthembisomthembu395]

Maybe American

[@FURIOSO84]

The most CGI rocket I have ever seen.

[@DansBuddhaBodega]

It's mass was loaded at both ends. Engine in the back, warhead in the front.

[@anikets4699]

Kim must be testing his missiles.

[@CrispiestMilo]

may i ask how you have the slightest clue?

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

@@CrispiestMilo Sounds like he's just stating his hypothesis.

[@DansBuddhaBodega]

@@CrispiestMilo , the ghost of red fox told me while I was vacuuming my front lawn.

[@DansBuddhaBodega]

@@anikets4699 , accuracy is a little off. But hey, at least it launched.

[@lookup7055]

How can we go to Mars when it’s hard for science to solve a mystery rocket that hit the moon. Moon should be easier to get to than Mars.

[@alhajikenya6335]

They play us like fools

[@Tomiokasan99]

Going is easy But we can't return.

[@craftpaint1644]

Mars will never generate a profit for anyone except contractors. Visitors there will get nothing but pretty pictures, lung damage, and radiation.

[@conanobrian8580]

How could've Columbus made it to the western islands if the earth was flat???

[@donazs739]

@@conanobrian8580 its not flat

[@tarakeshwarafoundation256]

The only explanation for the twin craters could be that an asteroid falling on the moon might have found a rocket in line of its path and the two might have hit the surface of the moon side by side.

[@dougrigel1997]

No it was Vger and NOMAD!

[@kevingraham236]

It is believed that the rocket which detonated on the moon created 2 craters, but perhaps one of the craters was already there before the rocket detonated with it's pre-determined target, which would be the crater itself or perhaps something contained within this crater of unknown origin. (Clementine)

[@pjsebadoh5412]

I'm with ya, The Clementine mission details were interesting, and, the book ULO's (unidentified lunar objects) was shocking to my brain. There is some stuff up there, not sure I want to know.

[@TrollextheTroll]

It was a double missle attack on the base located in that crater. Look up the SSP super soldier program.

[@DarthDuress]

If someone was trying to establish a base on the moon, there could’ve been a substantial habitat module in addition to the rocket’s engine. That might account for the double impact craters.

[@ewamanda]

It was Musk.

[@GeorgeCoggins]

Keyword trying because it certainly didn't work

[@clazzo6231]

@@ewamanda It wasn't Musk, It was most likely ET origin because no one wants to own up to it! which is odd

[@bb5979]

@@ewamanda how could it have anything to do with musk?

[@zachmandoooo]

Nice try guys, we already have seen the bases..

[@deegee1187]

It's hard to imagine that with no atmosphere there would be such a large explosion and since it was not launched from Earth, it's also hard to believe that some other species uses a fuel source that would cause Fire.

[@chrish7975]

Relative speeds in space/vacuums lead to large explosions. Whatever it was, it didn't need to be carrying fuel to make big explosion.

[@clazzo6231]

The moon does have thin atmosphere and it's possibly that there are photosynthetic or a more microbial version of photosynthesis that do add oxygen to the moons atmosphere even if it's very miniscule, what ever it is, it would have made a 200 or more times bigger explosion if it was on the earth because of our oxygen ratios on earth, and it would have had to have been traveling very fast to be honest

[@deegee1187]

@@clazzo6231 Thanks for stopping by it's hard to comprehend that somewhere that Man has never been to could have an atmosphere, I don't remember as a child Never A Straight Answer lighting a fire or trying to breathe as any of The Missions during that time period, however if you've had the pleasure of working with Never A Straight Answer hat's off to you

[@clazzo6231]

@@deegee1187 I was just saying that may be a reason that we saw flames, because there is even if it's 0.01% of oxygen

[@rangabuda2980]

Alien rocket

[@garthdrake1093]

what camera took that footage?

[@katisop5991]

I can't see foreign life being similar to ours, or having similar intelligence, dimensions, etc. We could very well be way smaller than viruses in their perspective, so small that they cant notice us, nor can we notice them.

[@jrobbin24]

Micro and Macrocosms crazy stuff

[@chinmaythakur]

It's in all forms, micro to macro intelligent species.

[@abhishekbhardwaj5272]

Read about Kardashev scale of civilization

[@christycpb]

They can be on another dimension as well, not 3D beings as we are.

[@abhishekbhardwaj5272]

@@christycpb yupp! Carl Sagan was the one who pointed out this thing 😇

[@rishikeshdora4594]

That's a big hole , the rocket must be carring some type of bomb

[@averagesauceenjoyer7209]

Ouch nailed it

[@rameshtyagi161]

So amwrica finally nuked moon 350 mile crater that is equivalent to whole madhya pradesh

[@abhishekbhardwaj5272]

@@rameshtyagi161 Russia *

[@wedjongkwowe4679]

@@abhishekbhardwaj5272 America

[@rameshtyagi161]

naa russia has no budget send to moon they are still stuck with soviet era soyuz rocket with budget of pakistan

[@KevinHammond1]

With no video evidence or any remains, how do they know it was a rocket?

[@Roarmeister2]

Because they have been tracking the space junk for months (maybe years?) and even predicted its impact location to be the far side of the moon.

[@RenaissanceBro]

You're asking too many important questions. Just relax and consume content.

[@justicevanpool9025]

Somebody else mentioned in the comments that the rocket had previously been detected so scientists knew that it was going to impact the Moon and that later they did a spectral analysis of the impact site which matched up with the material used on the Chinese Long March rocket

[@Fylo-Kalist]

Astronomers discovered a rocket body heading toward a lunar collision late last year. Impact occurred on March 4, 2022, with NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) later spotting the resulting crater.

[@epiphonium]

Kevin Hammond I know because nothing has ever hit the moon before. Look at that pristine surface. It couldn't possibly be two different things.

[@pfzht]

Could be dumping supplies preemptively for colonization preparation and efforts.

[@zakndao]

He said the rocket has impacted the fair side of the moon so no countries is responsible for theirs far share

[@clarebutterfield6927]

Far side!

[@overloader7900]

@@clarebutterfield6927 If you manage to actually reach moon, the far side is literally right here, so really doesn't matter, except that it is harder to see

[@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613]

I dont know who will suffer by harming these natural adjustment of existence..these particular countries or whole humanity

[@terryking3912]

That’s a fair comment 🙂

[@mikram2613]

This was just an empty body but you get enough metal going at that speed it's going to cause a crater

[@SomeGamer1111]

This is nuts. How did I not hear of this when it happened?

[@kufux9362]

You aren't the only one

[@timemachine1421]

Because the news is shared now 😐

[@justicevanpool9025]

I actually heard about it a few months back, and many scientists had already observed the rocket before it collided so they were able to observe the Collision using satellites

[@tonyzang2344]

I can confirm this news i heard the sound at night

[@dutt.instincts]

You won't be able to hear sound of collision in space from earth.

[@DaveFury]

I’d like to know what gravitas’ sources for this report are.

[@copticsceptic]

The Onion

[@LazyEinstein]

100% Chinese. Failed space exploration, weapons test, or something else like that but Chinese doing sketchy stuff 100%

[@WanWanOfficialX]

Like chandrayaan 2? Lol

[@bdennisv]

This was nicely filmed - just happened to be in a right place, in the right time. Whoever filmed this, know exactly what made the impact.

[@doomsday3130]

I think that video is not real, it's animated

[@jbuck1975]

@@doomsday3130 yes. Like most things they try to fool us with

[@Revelator2025]

It was an animation to be sure.

[@onsokumaru4663]

It's like when you watch those murder mystery series. It's all a re-enactment

[@djdaddy8080]

@@onsokumaru4663 wait you’re telling me I wasn’t watching snuff films on tv all the time! I want my money back

[@_stardust62]

How do they know it was a "rocket"?...were there eyewitness? It happened and the side that faces away from earth, who saw this happen??

[@rasmencasim9846]

clearly these are the debris of zambian space division ..

[@Fylo-Kalist]

Astronomers discovered a rocket body heading toward a lunar collision late last year. Impact occurred on March 4, 2022, with NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) later spotting the resulting crater.

[@jodyguilbeaux8225]

exactly, this does NOT add up.

[@kris8263]

Small object crashed on the moon. I'm sure moon doesn't mind since it's gotten used to much larger objects crashing into it over the years. Why is this even news worthy?

[@BluThoth]

I know that the third stage of Apollo 12 is still in orbit somewhere. Most likely not what hit, but if an apollo stage has been tumbling around space for 53 years who knows what hit or how old it actually is.

[@marvinmartian6516]

Emerald tablets make you go crazy they say. They have never read any books I say.

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

"No one knows where it came from or WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE",but they showed video of that "rock" falling on the moon,but they dont know what it looked like..Wtf.

[@82hnlam]

That movie clip could be a computer simulation because the crater on that clip is not doubled as stated for the mysterious one.

[@gokul4756]

Answer is simple go-ahead to moon at the spot and analyse it why can't humans go to moon now a day

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

oh wooow so simple just go to the moon why didnt no one think of that?

[@artur8403]

There are many corporations ready to start planning mission if you give them money

[@viveksv6531]

Sending a manned mission to the moon is very expensive and noone is ready to spend that kind of money. Also, there are rumors that the astronauts from the Apollo mission saw something on the moon and they warned others about the possible consequences if such a mission is conducted again

[@MyPunksta]

Apollo mission space vehicle had batteries that of current day remote batteries.

[@NullHand]

Unlike a plane crash, at say 100 to 200 meters per second, a space craft is traveling at several 1000 meters per second. The energy increases as the square of velocity, so that 10x speed difference is yielding 100x more impact energy. Bolide impact craters (rocket or meteor) at these speeds are caused by the impactor plowing below the surface, and then vaporizing as it's kinetic energy is all turned into heat in a fraction of a second. This impactor vapor then expands ”explosively", yielding a round crater no matter what angle it entered at. In short, you could send some investigators, but all they would find would be microscopic balls of metal and glass condensed into droplets rained out for dozens of kilometers around to add to the lunar regolith.

[@dawnhemphill6743]

0:57 is a happy face on the moon

[@HappyCamper84]

They should make several more crators. To create a smiley face 🤣 (But honestly I'd imagine this to be China, they never admit mistakes).

[@iloveallah4279]

What if it’s Iran ??

[@805on.4]

And the U.S does?

[@gregmasters8558]

Pretty sure its usa they are known for conquering after all.

[@ranashome24]

Absolutely correct !!

[@a_nayak]

Elon musk

[@vandenriesen1294]

Musk suggested dropping 2 nuclear bombs on Mars. Was this target practice? After all, 350 miles wide crater; 2 craters.

[@mdd1963]

the '350 miles' reference was describing a pre-existing crater, for the listening-impaired....

[@cogitoergosum7175]

That was just Russian tank turret. So no reason to get excited.

[@WAFFENAMT1]

😛

[@roostercrows3477]

How deep was the impact ? So many look the same depth.

[@victoriawest7261]

A classified project of course no country is own up

[@FOOTBALLOURLIF]

She's the best ❤️❤️❤️

[@pommygeezer9309]

The Moon?

[@smallbluemachine]

I wouldn’t mind sticking my asteroid in one of its craters! 🥰

[@chuscradle7392]

But it's trajectory was found incompatible and the theory was junked, yet earlier statement says that it wasn't determined whether the rocket was meant for the moon or something that "spiralled out" of its trajectory.

[@blengi]

spectral analysis showed it was consistent with long march series of chinese rockets - *"We took a spectrum (which can reveal the material makeup of an object) and compared it with Chinese and SpaceX rockets of similar types, and it matches the Chinese rocket," said UArizona associate professor Vishnu Reddy*

[@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382]

NK krackheadkim planning his escape route BlessUp India 🇮🇳 and Wion StaySafe 🦅🏆😎

[@aangshumanboro3115]

Bjp will destroy india

[@navdasone4710]

The Chinese did announce way back, that one of their spacecrafts was out of control and was heading for a crash on the moon.

[@WanWanOfficialX]

Chandrayaan 2 was from india

[@davidchin1008]

3 was from India

[@chadester001]

@@davidchin1008 "a group of reasechers say it crashed in this year (2022)month of march " india haven't sent any for many year it chinesse

[@wzafar7099]

It seems, two craters came from two rocket stages. They separated near moon surface. Both struck with moon at some distance.

[@billhill1943]

How convenient.

[@theselectivecentrist8146]

*The Bible is clear that the only way to be given access to God's perfect heaven is to become as perfect (pure and sinless) God Himself (Matthew 5:20.48; Luke 18:18-22). Even if you only sin once in your life, it is as if you have violated all of God's laws, just as breaking a link is the same as breaking the whole chain (James 2:10). God's perfect justice requires that every sin be punished. That punishment was death in the form of eternal separation from God in hell (Exodus 32:33).*

[@抹茶みどり-t4g]

@@theselectivecentrist8146 what does this have to do with anything

[@thegreatchain7112]

@@抹茶みどり-t4g NASA Luciferian psyops atheist are lying to you

[@rival6534]

@@抹茶みどり-t4g lol

[@cuteduckdontlie4636]

I feel sorry for the moon always getting hit by stuffs and protecting the earth. Moon are so important for the being of this planet. Since the humans would understand the value and the impact of the moon on this planet they would stop sending junk over there hurting the poor moon 😔. Hold strong moon 🙏🏻

[@jamesdmyrick5809]

No one knows where it came from or what it looks like. So how the hell do they know it was a rocket? It's pretty hard to describe something you don't know what it looks like. BS

[@NobleWolf33]

It’s bs

[@KevinHammond1]

No video, no remains, no proof. Just CGI.

[@NobleWolf33]

@@KevinHammond1 As usual. Another lie to brainwash the masses with their "space fantasies"

[@johnnygizmo4733]

Metal meteor? I was wondering same thing. There's not one bit if proof it was a rocket.

[@blengi]

spectral analysis showed it was consistent with long march series of Chinese rockets - *"We took a spectrum (which can reveal the material makeup of an object) and compared it with Chinese and SpaceX rockets of similar types, and it matches the Chinese rocket," said UArizona associate professor Vishnu Reddy*

[@kamoteph273]

for a rocket to reach moon it has to be very huge when launched from the earth. how could they have not tracked that?

[@sweetfacelola5540]

China!

[@IconicBeastPro]

This is Space Waste of some Country. Polluting the Moon and not admitting it.

[@TheTruthTheyHate]

Maybe it came from the past or the future🤷‍♂️maybe its not from Earth🌍

[@rankingtee8693]

that's fully true , how come they could not track it , as they track everything else ? ...i think someone was hiding something about all that .

[@thatone8085]

@@rankingtee8693 ask mahathir because he is a very clever old man.

[@peterpeterpumpkineater6966]

It’s laughable to think we went to the moon 50 years ago when we can’t seem to get there now with all of our new tech.

[@johnc3403]

That's just silly. That's like saying the Breitling orbiter flew non-stop around the earth in 1999, but we can't seem to do that now with all our fancy tech. We can. We just aren't.

[@palawanaccounting8360]

Who provided the video?

[@starmnsixty1209]

Far as strange flashes or glowing lights on the Moon, they've been recorded for centuries. Do some research if you doubt me.🌑

[@markyboy531]

You can see them somestimes if you look.

[@kennethbeebe3252xchjvguhgy]

Those flashes are plasma discharges. Look it up there are many videos explaining this phenomenon

[@IcOmEiNpEaCe333]

it's just swamp gas.

[@misdangered4326]

@@IcOmEiNpEaCe333 Or a weather balloon 😁

[@IcOmEiNpEaCe333]

@@misdangered4326 ahhh! Those darn weather balloons I almost forgot about those. 😂

[@terrywade3696]

I’m baffled by scientists every time they say anything lately! I thought the far side of the moon was in perpetual darkness and was unmapped? So, how do they know if anything crashed there?

[@NullHand]

The far side of the Moon has the same 2 week day, 2 week night cycle that the near side has, just phased oppositely the same way it is daylight in India when it is night in the USA.

[@jumpingship3001]

@@johnlacey3857 I heard the guy say it's unobservable to us ? But does it mean the dark side ?

[@johnlacey3857]

In spite of the name of the epic 1974 Pink Floyd album, there is no “dark side” of the moon in this sense. It’s the “far side”. And yes, NASA has a satellite orbiting the moon that takes photos and relays them back to earth.

[@NullHand]

@UCQEbJadN4a4owT76shsd3yQ 1:19, the narrator pronounced it ”fair” side of the moon, but the probable rocket booster had been under telescopic observation for months before the impact, even by ammature astronomers. It was predicted to crash into the far-side Hertzsprung crater, and it did. But the small impact crater(s) had to wait for NASA's LRO satellite to pass over and image it. And also for NASA to release the image...

[@jumpingship3001]

@@johnlacey3857 Thanks for the information. I'm going to look up these mentioned photos.

[@kerryburns6041]

The more I study the Moon, the more enigmatic it becomes. So much to indicate it is not a natural object, did not get there by natural means, and that no explanation proffered by scientists comes even close. I don't know either, but I have an advantage over those who think they do.

[@bruceplenderleith838]

Absolute nonsense, we know how it was created, perfectly natural. Watching ancient aliens is not studying.

[@gopalshankhdhar1219]

Don't use your pea brain . Get some academic knowledge first

[@kerryburns6041]

@@bruceplenderleith838 Science has no satisfactory explanation for the Moon's presence Bruce, so you must be exceptionally clever to know better. So why that note of panic ?

[@bruceplenderleith838]

@@kerryburns6041The moon was formed when the primordial earth had a collision with a sister planet known as Theia. Our two cores combined and a large chunk of the two mantles was blasted into orbit, coalescing into the moon. I'm not going to get into all the evidence here, but it is considerable. The moon is part of our planet essential to our existence as is our overly large, active core (compared to say Mars) why we are a living planet with moving plates, geologic activity that generates the magnetosphere protecting the atmosphere from radiation that would degrade it (as it is on Mars). Now you know.

[@dawnburns880]

i found out about the moon when i investigated the flat earth debate. proving or disproving for my own curiosity.. from that i deduced earth is NOT flat BUT it is the moon that is not natural , and has not been with us since the beginning of time.

[@michaeljeffers6614]

I confess. It was me. I launched it from my back garden back in March. I didn't mean for it to crash into the moon. I intended it for Mars. I had been drinking heavily prior to launch, and got my angles and math wrong.

[@lynnfuentas9236]

They track even the small debris in orbit around the earth, so would be well aware of anything that had left earth's orbit on course for the moon.

[@mojomahojo8253]

Covert operations.

[@donazs739]

@@mojomahojo8253 tin foil hats

[@mojomahojo8253]

@@donazs739 hahahahahahahaha and loud speakers (mars attack)

[@TranquiloCamilo]

They can’t even monitor their own borders will they be able to monitor the whole sky….

[@TranquiloCamilo]

It’s CGI btw

[@gouvyfam]

"No country is willing to take responsibility" if its space debris of a previous launch, no one would know if its theirs or not because they barely keep track of space debris

[@johnlacey3857]

NORAD keeps track of every satellite and every piece of space junk it can see... this is necessary in order to keep operational satellites safe (occasionally they need to maneuver out of the way) and of course astronauts on the ISS or in transit.

[@lp712]

….. yes they definitely DO keep track of space debris…. You didn’t think for a second about why that would be a terrible idea not to track debris?

[@epiphonium]

@@lp712 and us humans never fail or lie !

[@epiphonium]

@@johnlacey3857 and us humans never fail or lie !

[@Brehvon]

It was the SpaceX secondary according to videos made about this around 5 months ago. They calculated impact date and all. First unintentional impact of a man made object on the moon. Edit: Was later determined to be Chinese and not claiming responsibility fits their typical response to mistakes...

[@scottmullins87]

Thanks Spock , now get out of the command chair !

[@warrennelson2089]

Bring back Palki! I miss your insight and charm

[@andyhughes1776]

A lot of countries have the capability to launch a robot probe to the moon now. So, it could be any of these countries' rocket.

[@kreemwall1684]

Man have not reach the moon it’s all lies all this technology, planes all types of robots so what are they waiting for to go back to the moon 1972 is a long time.

[@amresponsibilitytakernotli9613]

I dont know who will suffer by harming these natural adjustment of existence..these particular countries or whole humanity

[@stevends3865]

I don't think so, that's an awful big crater 350 miles wide. There's no technology on this planet that could make a hole that big or a rocket that big that was sent into space with that much fuel, it would've been reported and televised. My guess it was something far more advanced than us.

[@denverchin44]

@@stevends3865 I doubt but I think if it is truly a rocket, I guess it is either from Russia. 350 miles crater is not impossible because Russia has a massive rocket missiles and is enough to make it. The lunar soil is sandy and is very softer to explode. Just a suspicion. Not factual.

[@sksksks5072]

@@stevends3865 only indians have like those technologies

[@nandanmusic845]

I launched a rocket from my terrace and never saw it fall back. I take full responsibility.

[@bushy9780]

Imagine a world leader with this level of accountability.

[@dianalindeman1644]

Nandan Behera A lot of nations are probably thanking you now, in addition to Elon Musk .

[@bad-bunnyblogger8171]

It's like when everyone is throwing stones and a stone smashes a window and everyone goes quiet lol

[@sterlthepearl1000]

It could be David Copperfield and his Magic team who's gonna try to make the Moon disappear temporarily around February of 2024.

[@strikeeaglemodels1588]

It’s very strange how we’ve never been back to the moon in nearly 50 years 🤔

[@BIGLOCC412]

Clearly, because we’ve never been there in the first place.

[@BIGLOCC412]

@Account NumberEight Idiot. You honestly believe with all of the trillions of fiat currency that we’ve printed out of thin air over the last 5+ DECADES that they wouldn’t have allocated money to travel to the moon, if they could???

[@BIGLOCC412]

@Account NumberEight Idiot. You honestly believe with all of the trillions of fiat currency that we’ve printed out of thin air over the last 5+ DECADES that they wouldn’t have allocated money to travel to the moon, if they could???

[@MartinZhel]

Well, there isn’t a lot to do there 😀

[@astronomical1497]

@@MartinZhel NASA said they wanted a moon base many years ago. Why is there no attempt at landing on the moon?

[@runitup22]

350 mile crater for a moon blast isn't that big considering moon dust is very light and there bearly any gravity out there so big craters on the moon isn't anything unusual

[@kclv25]

Bro science

[@kuramiian]

atom bomb won't have that effect

[@silasla]

I did just see the clip again, it did not make the shockwave it just landed in a creator that was 350 wide.. so no space invasion for now 😁

[@NullHand]

Made 2 side by side craters about 18 meters wide each, on the north rim of a 350 mile (560km) wide crater that has been there since 3.9 billion years ago.

[@IconicBeastPro]

@@abhishekbhardwaj5272 Punch on the face. Still is Punch on the Face. Gravity is still there.

[@vivektandale8380]

this came out of nowhere

[@willieperson9751]

GRAVITS: one of the best news broadcast on KZbin!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿✌🏿🕶️

[@Dodgevair]

"I would do it [study UFOs], but before agreeing to do it, we must insist upon full access to discs recovered. For instance in the L.A. case, the Army grabbed it and would not let us have it for cursory examination." J. Edgar Hoover-Director of FBI The security guard called and said, “Sir, there’s a glowing red object hovering right outside the front gate. I’ve got all the men out here with their weapons drawn.” We lost between 16-18 ICBMs (nuclear tipped Inter Continental Ballistic Missiles) at the same time UFOs were in the area… (A high ranking Air Force officer) said, “Stop the investigation; do no more on this and do not write a final report. I heard that many of the guards that reported the incident were sent off to Vietnam." Captain Robert Salas, USAF, during a videotaped interview for the Disclosure program. "A few insiders know the truth...and are studying the bodies that have been discovered." -Dr. Edwin Mitchell Apollo 14..the 6th NASA employee to walk on the Moon. "Maximum security exists concerning the subject of UFOs.” CIA Director, Allen Dulles, 1955. “Behind the scenes, high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to believe that unknown flying objects are nonsense.” Former CIA Director, Roscoe Hillenkoetter, public statement, 1960. “We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false” -William Casey, CIA director, 1981 “Yes, there have been ET visitations. There have been crashed craft. There have been material and bodies recovered. There has been a certain amount of reverse engineering that has allowed some of these craft, or some components, to be duplicated. And there is some group of people that may or may not be associated with government at this point that have this knowledge. They have been attempting to conceal this knowledge. People in high level government have very little, if any, valid information about this. It has been the subject of disinformation in order to deflect attention and create confusion so the truth doesn’t come out. ” ― Edgar D. Mitchell, The Way of the Explorer: An Apollo Astronaut's Journey Through the Material and Mystical Worlds MEANINGFUL congressional hearings, ala the Watergate hearings, including aerospace/defense contractors and Vice Admiral Thomas R. Wilson must be held to address a vital issue that transcends politics and we will never properly advance until it happens: The 75+yr ongoing-constitutionally illegal, EXTRATERRESTRIAL cover-up. How can we truly believe anything our elected officials say? The dog n pony shows must cease.

[@Dr.Kraig_Ren]

It's centaur probably. It's wandering rocket.

[@anormalname6498]

you forgot to take your meds

[@carlwest859]

>After every weekend I must go out and pick up all the trash those ETs leave on my property. Does anyone else have this problem?

[@Dodgevair]

@@anormalname6498 LOL..thoughts on these quotes?

[@dawnburns880]

Hello brother. I Know just surprised that you know too and speaking out about it. Steven Greer also got some interesting info .

[@jbmf21196]

West:-putin did that😶.

[@robj144]

Come on people. If a rocket made a 350 mile wide crater on the moon, it would a GIGANTIC deal and you would have heard it about a lot. Just think for a second.

[@willofd9772]

That crater wasn't by the rocket. Rocket impacted at the periphery of that crater making hardly 30metre wide crater.

[@elterrifico9522]

Watch the story again, genius.

[@robj144]

@@elterrifico9522 What?

[@carlwest859]

> Blew the windows out of my house, come on people.

[@nelsonlove405]

naaah, the USA would suppress that news.....lol.....

[@JohnnyRaya]

We better hope the residents on the moon 👽 are not thinking about some pay back ..

[@MisterLobb]

It was a spent fuel stage of a rocket and it didn’t explode. It just kicked up dust on impact… a bit exaggerated speculations in the comments, but at least the full details came out in the video narrative. Just because the technology to track fist-sized NEOs exist, doesn’t mean all NEOs have been tracked.

[@Erectmygreenhouse]

It's another distraction news story

[@josepeixoto3384]

DUST? DUST? Neil Armstrong back boosters did not kick up a grain of dust; Strange... maybe they were NOT at the moon then... hmmmmm