SpaceX-raket kraschar in i månen | NTD NYHETER
En del av en SpaceX-raket som svävat i rymden sedan förra året kraschade in i månen tidigt på onsdagsmorgonen. Falcon 9-raketens andra steg slog ner med en hastighet på över 8046 km/h.
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AI GeneratedA SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage crashed into the moon at over 5,000 mph, leaving a crater approximately 60 feet wide. NASA and South Korea are monitoring the site to improve space object tracking. Meanwhile, SpaceX shares dropped over 6% due to investor concerns over massive capital expenditures in AI, despite reporting $7.8 billion in total revenue.
And part of a SpaceX rocket floating in space since last year crashed into the moon early this
morning. The Falcon 9 rocket's second stage slammed into the lunar surface at over 5,000 miles per
hour. The rocket's stage was left over from a Falcon 9 mission that sent a lunar lander toward
the moon back in January 2025. NASA's lunar orbiter and a South Korean orbiter will capture
before and after shots of the crash site. NASA is planning to use data from the incident to improve
how they track objects in space. The space agency said the rocket stage was expected to leave a
crater about 60 feet wide and 12 feet deep. That's one way to get to the moon. Meanwhile SpaceX shares
were down more than six percent today at 117 dollars a share. That's below the company's 135
dollar IPO in June. SpaceX touted significant returns on its first ever earnings call though
as a public company. But spending in artificial intelligence has raised concerns among investors.
SpaceX reporting 7.8 billion dollars in revenue including 2.6 billion from its AI business.
But the company's overall capital expenditures came in at 18.4 billion with 15.8 billion of that
going toward AI. Chief Financial Officer Brett Johnson said the economics of AI investments
were improving but indicated that spending on AI would remain elevated.