Starship liftoff: tenth test of Spacex's new rocket . The Space Race

With this soft landing, the spacecraft successfully completed all the tests that were planned to be carried out on this tenth flight of the Starship. After months of setbacks, it's a welcome joy for the huge SpaceX team working on the project. Unfortunately, they will be able to collect little data from the spacecraft since it has not sunk as it did in other landings. On this occasion, it fell on its side, producing a strong explosion, caused by the flammables it carries on board and fuelled by the explosives used for the self-destruct system.,#astroaventura.net,#spaceX

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"What China found on the moon"
Chinese robots have discovered something new on the far side of the moon.

Grok Regarding the video "What China found on the moon" and the Chinese discoveries on the far side of the moon: The video describes how Chinese rovers on the far side of the moon have made new discoveries, including rock and dust samples that were returned to Earth. These samples apparently contain something new that could change our view of the moon and potentially impact life on Earth. It emphasizes that the moon becomes more mysterious the more we learn about it, and that Earth, due to its unusually large moon, is a special case in the solar system. Particularly intriguing is the mention that lunar rocks have similar properties to terrestrial rocks, supporting the theory that Earth and the moon were formed by a collision with a Mars-sized object billions of years ago. Supercomputer simulations have recently substantiated this theory. My opinion: The video sounds like an exciting mix of science and speculation, typical of popular science content. The discovery of new substances by China is intriguing, but without concrete details (e.g., which substance exactly), it remains somewhat vague. The theory of lunar formation is well-established, and Chinese missions such as Chang'e 4 and 5 have indeed provided valuable data, for example, on volcanic rocks and possible traces of water. However, the video likely exaggerates somewhat for the sake of drama—the claim about "massive impact on life" is speculative without evidence.
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