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Well, a rocket ship that was part of a space-packed rocket that crashed into the moon became zipping in there more than 5,000 miles per hour, 8,000 hours an hour. And the South Korean satellite has measured the photo of the event. And the pictures reveal a small blackened crater near the Einstein crater on the Northwestern limit of the moon. It's close to the terminator at the edge of the satellite areas on the lunar surface. And the photos were published August 6th. And the initial flare was not seen from Earth. The researchers at the European Southern Observatory were very large. Telescope showed a report of that they saw at a brief zoom rise from the site. Stropping. And the crater decessimated to be about 90 feet, 27 meters wide, around 16 feet, 5 meters deep. And that's way, way too small for Earth-based telescopes to see it.