Collision hit with the power of three tons of TNT and will leave behind a visible crater on the lunar surface

You really shouldn't leave your trash orbiting in space.

On Wednesday, August 5, the high-speed collision of the rocket's upper stage with the moon would carve out a crater. | World News

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

Traveling at approximately 5,400 miles per hour, the booster is expected to impact the moon at 2:35 a.m. Wednesday.