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Meteorite Hits Moon with Force Equal to 15 Tons of TNT, Largest Lunar Explosion Ever Seen [VIDEO]
A meteorite that struck the Moon in September 2013 triggered a flash so bright that anyone on Earth could have easily seen it had they been looking at the right time, according to new research on the celestial event published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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