A chunk of space hardware just left its mark on the moon. Early on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, the spent upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket slammed into the lunar surface at thousands of miles per hour, and scientists say the collision should punch a fresh crater into a world with no atmosphere to soften the blow. The rocket belongs to the company Elon Musk founded, and its accidental hit is only the second time human-made junk is known to have crashed into the moon by accident.

Here’s what we know about the crater the SpaceX rocket may have left behind.

Will the SpaceX Crash Leave a Crater on the Moon?

The short answer is yes. Unlike…

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