Cracking the Moon
The upper stage of the Falcon 9 rocket, launched by SpaceX in collaboration with NASA on 15 January 2025 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, crashed at 8,690 km/h in the northern hemisphere of the Moon Wednesday 5 August 2026 in the morning. This assault on the celestial body, caused by an error or negligence in the command of the Blue Ghost 1 commercial mission, carved out a crater and sent up a huge clood of lunar geological dust and toxic dust from the splitting of the rocket’s upper stage (15 to 20 metres long, 3.9 tonnes) and the harmful substances and materials on board.
Russian influence
Leaving Dunkirk on Saturday November 15, the Mikhail Dudin, carrying about 10 containers of reprocessed uranium containing traces of plutonium and other fission products, arrived in the Russian port of Ust-Luga on Wednesday November 26. It takes about 5 days for parcels from Ust-Luga to arrive by rail at Tomsk-7, the secret city in Siberia now known by the euphemism of Seversk.
Gaza, mon amour
The warquake caused by the friction between the territorial plates of Israel and Palestine are centering around and dragging on in a territory that was once a paradise. The Gaza Strip covers 365 km² on the eastern Mediterranean coast, the same area as Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer on the western Mediterranean coast.
