This will be the first-ever collision of the Moon's surface with an artificial body.
Already this March, Elon Musk's rocket could crash into the moon. The device was launched back in 2015, reports the Chronicle.info with reference to RBC-Ukraine.
The second stage of the SpaceX rocket launched the NOAA climate observatory into space and then began to travel randomly in orbit. The reason for this was not enough fuel to return to Earth.
According to experts, the weight of the rocket is about 4 tons, and the device will crash into the Moon on March 4 at a speed of 2.58 km/s.
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It is not yet known exactly where the rocket will hit, but this will be the first collision of the Moon's surface with an artificial body in history.