A SpaceX rocket is currently on a high-speed collision course with the moon. This development comes after the rocket launched a pair of lunar landers over a year ago. The rocket has been drifting since its initial launch and is now headed towards a collision with the moon. Further details about this incident are available from ABC7 Los Angeles, the source of this information.
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