Mysterious Chinese Rocket Crashes into Moon, Leaving Twin Craters
A recent study published in the Planetary Science Journal confirms that the mysterious double pockmark on the Moon's surface was caused by debris from a Chinese Long March 3C rocket booster. The researchers suggest that the strange double crater indicates the presence of an undisclosed payload. Observations of the rocket's behavior before the collision suggest that it was carrying something heavy, which caused it to tumble in a stable manner. However, the specific nature of the missing payload remains unknown, leaving room for speculation.