
Impact Details
Date and Time: August 5, 2026, at 2:34 a. m. ET (6:34 UTC)
Location: Near the lunar Einstein Crater
Speed: 5,400 mph (about seven times the speed of sound)
Object Size/Weight: Weighs about 8,800 to 10,000 pounds (approx. 5 tons) from a January 2025 lunar mission [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Background and Science
Origin: The debris is the upper stage from a SpaceX launch in January 2025 that carried two lunar landers (Firefly’s Blue Ghost-1 and Japan's Resilience).
Safety: Scientists confirm the impact poses no danger to Earth or people
Observation: The collision may kick up a dust plume that could potentially be visible from Earth, offering researchers a unique high-speed lunar impact study opportunity

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