Elon Musk places SpaceX rocket on 5,400mph collision course with moon as Nasa forced to monitor situation

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Elon Musk places SpaceX rocket on 5,400mph collision course with moon as Nasa forced to monitor situation

Elon Musk will place a SpaceX rocket on a 5,400mph collision with the moon in just hours, as Nasa confirms it is closely monitoring the situation. The upper section of one of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets will “impact” the moon on August 5, according to Nasa's Centre for Near-Earth Object Studies. Nasa reached the verdict after it used independent astronomers as well as public data that confirms a portion of the rocke…