SpaceX Lunar Impact?
Taken by Marcus Prazniak on August 4, 2026 @ Tonopah, NV
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Possible impact of a SpaceX rocket on the lunar surface. It is rather inconspicuous but there seems to be an anomaly in the middle image (at the arrow). Granted, it could just be a lens abberation but it does match the predicted location of the impact. And it was taken at 2335 PDT (the predicted time of impact) and there doesn't appear to be anything in the other images which were taken one minute before and one minute after the middle image. So maybe? Pentax KF; Rubinar 1000mm lens; f/10 ISO 1600;1/125s exposure
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