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SpaceX stage that SMASHED into Moon was from 2025 launch — NASA Impact was unplanned, but it’s an 'accepted and safe method' to get rid of space trash

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$I understand that the big woman who stole the trash can was a DEI executive. And I get that people hate DEI. And it was incredibly low class to dump a trash can out and steal it. But I still wouldn’t fire her from any job for that. Just not that big of an infraction to me.$

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