🇺🇸 Everyone is making a U-turn on data centers as public support craters - Politico https://t.co/EVfjdwKUI0 #DataCenters #PublicSupport #Turnaround #US
🇺🇸 Everyone is making a U-turn on data centers as public support craters - Politico https://t.co/EVfjdwKUI0 #DataCenters #PublicSupport #Turnaround #US
NASA has released images of the 18-meter-wide and less than 3-meter-deep crater created by the impact of the upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on the Moon, following data collection by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), which captured the event from various angles during its mission. (translated)

NASA has released images from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter showing a new crater 18 meters in diameter formed on the Moon on August 5, due to the impact of a part of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, providing astronomers with a unique opportunity to observe the effects of a foreign body on the lunar surface. (translated)

🇺🇸🌕🚀 FLASH | La NASA dévoile de nouvelles images du cratère formé sur la Lune après le crash de l’étage supérieur d’une fusée Falcon 9 de SpaceX. L’impact a laissé un cratère d’environ 18 mètres de large et moins de 3 mètres de profondeur, entouré de traînées de poussière et de roches projetées par le choc. #NASA #Lune #SpaceX
NASA has released images of a new crater on the Moon, created by the impact of a SpaceX rocket, also highlighting the risks of ultrafine particles for heart health, even though the air quality levels are considered normal. (translated)

NASA has released new images of the crater formed by the impact of the upper stage of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket on the Moon, which occurred on August 5, 2026, revealing features such as trails of dust and rocks altered by the impact. (translated)

NASA has released new images of the 18-meter-wide crater caused by the collision of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with the Moon on August 5, captured by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter between August 11 and 12. (translated)

Etna is showing a new and intense explosive activity from the Voragine crater, with a significant increase in volcanic tremor and ash emission, while monitoring by the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology reports increasing tremor values and an orange alert for aviation. (translated)

Mount Etna has resumed a new intense explosive activity from the Voragine crater, with an increase in volcanic tremor and ash emissions, while the aviation alert is currently orange, according to the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology. (translated)

Etna is exhibiting new and intense explosive activity from the Voragine crater, with an increase in volcanic tremor, while the aviation alert level remains orange according to the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology. (translated)

Etna continues to show strong explosive activity, with the emission of high ash plumes from the Voragine crater, causing the suspension of flights at Catania airport. (translated)

Elisabete da Cunha, a Portuguese astrophysicist living in Australia, discusses aspects of astronomy and how the craters on Mercury have received Portuguese names, during a conversation that explores galactic evolution and the importance of science in understanding the universe. (translated)

El nuevo min hacienda anuncia que hereda un déficit primario de 4,5% del PIB. Es decir, 90 billones después del pago de intereses. Eso se llama un cráter. Sume usted terremoto y fenómeno del niño que ya asoma. Lo de Germán Ávila es una catástrofe. Dejó una granada sembrada. #Economía #Déficit #CrisisEconómica
#URGENTE. Fuertes emisiones de ceniza se registran a esta hora en volcán Puracé, ubicado en el dpto/Cauca. El cráter se mantenía hace días en alerta naranja tras reportar múltiples emanaciones. Personas de la zona aseguran que estaría a punto de erupciones. En desarrollo... https://t.co/pcem7W0oqJ #Volcán #Ceniza #Erupción
Etna continues to erupt with explosions at the Voragine crater and lava flows, but the reduction in ash emission has allowed the resumption of landings at Catania airport, although some flights still face difficulties. (translated)

An abandoned SpaceX rocket crashed into the Moon and will create a crater that scientists will investigate to obtain data on ground excavation and improve the protection of future lunar infrastructure. (translated)

NASA has confirmed the impact of the upper stage of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket against the Moon, an event that poses no danger to Earth and will allow scientists to study the formation of lunar craters thanks to precise information about the mass, speed, and trajectory of the object. (translated)

The upper stage of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket crashed onto the Moon on August 5, 2026, as expected, and scientists are now hoping to study the crater resulting from the impact using data provided by the telescope of the European Southern Observatory. (translated)

A fragment of a Falcon 9 rocket hit the Moon, providing scientists with a rare opportunity to analyze the resulting dust cloud and to better understand the formation of craters and the evolution of the lunar surface, without posing a threat to Earth. (translated)

A SpaceX rocket crashed onto the Moon at a speed of 8,700 km/h, creating a crater 27 meters wide, in an impact that was unintentional and anticipated, highlighting the need for international regulations to prevent similar future situations. (translated)
