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SpaceX Rocket Part to Crash Into the Moon on Wednesday
A leftover piece of a SpaceX rocket is heading for the Moon and will crash into it on Wednesday! Scientists say it's travelling at 5,400 miles per hour — seven times the speed of sound — but there's no danger to Earth. The crash will leave a new crater and help scientists learn more about the Moon's surface.
From BBC Newsround · Ages 6-15
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How Louis Armstrong Really Pronounced His Own Name
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The 62-Year-Old Who Knocked the Beatles Off the Top Spot
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