00:00Paso 4, 3, 2, 1. Ignition.
00:08Bueno, en los horas de la hora de los 5, la aplicación de la horca de la SpaceX Falcon 9
00:14ha hecho un plano afecto de la superficie de la superficie del sol.
00:16En la horca de la superficie de la paso de la operación de la pasión de la superficie de la
00:20operación
00:20de un 2015 de la plataforma de los productores de la basura de la Millennia de la Horca de la
00:24Quella de la Landa
00:24en el operación de NASA, o el Comprompósio de Planes de Paranías,
00:29A combination of solar activity and gravitational forces actually prompted the unplanned impact.
00:35...in just about a minute and a half.
00:37And once again, there you can see a live view of Blue Ghost there on your screen.
00:42NASA did not purposely plan to have this upper stage impact the moon.
00:45However, this is not something we're really concerned about.
00:47This is actually a technically accepted and safe method of disposing of hardware in low lunar orbit.
00:52And in some cases, mission operators actually choose to end their mission by impacting their hardware on the lunar surface
00:58because it's a predictable and trackable strategy for end-of-life hardware disposing.
01:03And there you can see, and you also heard the call-out for confirmation that Blue Ghost is drifting away
01:10from Falcon 9's second stage.
01:13This poses absolutely no danger to anyone on Earth or any hardware on the moon.
01:17And in fact, scientists are eager to study this impact event as it can help us constrain how to track
01:22things like this in the future.
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