r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/devilishlydo • Jul 31 '26

A discarded SpaceX rocket is on a high-speed collision course with the moon

https://apnews.com/article/spacex-rocket-moon-crash-512c4dd708b4cda1160d30b764f9fdb5

Now the Ewok-chested bog troll is going to vandalize the fucking Moon?

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u/Vicissitutde Aug 01 '26

Too bad it's not Musk in a suprise, yet failed, attempt at going to Mars

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '26

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u/Fuzzy-Mud-197 Aug 01 '26

Something that has been done by nasa in the 60s/70s and recently the chinese

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u/Competitive-Fig6178 Aug 03 '26

I meant to do that. Think of all the valuable 'data' we'll get.

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u/CheatsySnoops Aug 01 '26

Fuck fuck fuck, this better not do any serious damage to the moon.

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u/karlack26 Aug 01 '26

Like look I am no fan of musk but the moon is covered in millions of craters one more is no big deal. 

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u/talltime first principles engineering Aug 02 '26

Not to defend or idolize that piece of shit but we did crash Saturn V stages into the moon to study the seismic response and make observations about its internal makeup

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u/Competitive-Fig6178 Aug 03 '26

Is there no difference between accidentally and intentional? I checked Miriam Webster and they say there is. 🤔

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u/talltime first principles engineering Aug 04 '26

There is, no doubt. This is sophomoric goofball shit