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South Korea lunar orbiter captures Moon crater left by SpaceX rocket debris

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South Korea's space agency has released before-and-after images of the Moon's surface taken by its lunar orbiter. The photographs document the impact site created when a piece of SpaceX rocket debris struck the Moon on Wednesday. The orbiter, launched by Seoul's space program, was positioned to capture the change in the lunar surface following the collision. The images provide a visual record of the crater formed by the rocket fragment's crash landing.

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