A drifting SpaceX rocket will slam into the Moon on Wednesday, with scientists saying the 'impact flash' could be visible from Earth

"The debris plume should reach roughly 15 to 20 km in altitude for the ejecta..."

The rocket has been drifting in space for more than a year; When it strikes the moon on Wednesday it will carve out a crater and send up a plume of dust and rubble that scientists…

Abandoned spacecraft will hit with the force of three tons of TNT and leave behind a hole in the lunar surface

Astronomers' simulations predict what the lunar impact—and its aftermath—will look like