Chinese Rocket's Crash on Moon Unveils Secret Payload and Twin Craters

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US researchers have revealed that a Chinese rocket segment that crashed into the moon in March 2022 was carrying a secret payload. The rocket's upper stage left a distinctive double crater on the lunar surface, indicating the presence of an undisclosed additional payload. The unusual stability of the rocket's tumbling motion suggested the presence of a substantial mass on the booster's top end. The exact nature of the payload remains unknown, leaving room for speculation. This discovery highlights the importance of monitoring space debris and understanding the remnants of space missions on celestial bodies.
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