NASA releases new before-and-after images showing a crater created by a SpaceX rocket booster that impacts the Moon. The images come from a NASA spacecraft currently orbiting the lunar surface, providing higher-resolution views of the site than previously available.
Multiple outlets report that the crater is about 60 feet (around 18 meters) wide. The “before-and-after” framing helps show the change at the impact location, linking the visible damage to the booster crash. While coverage is consistent on what the images show—namely, the crater’s appearance and the role of the SpaceX booster—outlets largely differ only in how much detail they include about the viewing capability or how they describe the NASA imaging as the “sharpest” yet.
