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Dr. Gad El-Kady, head of the National Institute for Astronomical and Geophysical Research, announced that the Falcon space rocket of the “SpaceX” company owned by the famous billionaire “Elon Musk”, parts of which will collide with the moon, was launched 9 years ago, on a mission to carry a space weather observatory. And he got out of control following his fuel ran out, which made it difficult to control, and it is now considered a space debris.
And he continued, during statements via the Zoom application, that the collision of the Falcon missile with the moon will not be a complete collision, but only some parts of it, and that this matter does not cause any harm to humanity on the surface of the earth, and that it does not pose any threat to us.
The head of the National Institute for Astronomical and Geophysical Research explained that the institute monitors all space debris and satellites that are out of control.
