A rocket will crash into the moon. It'll leave way more than a scar.

If you don't know the French film, you've likely seen its iconic imagery: In the 1902 silent movie A Trip to the Moon, a rocket smashes into the eye of the Man in the Moon. One hundred and twenty years later, life will painfully imitate art. Bill Gray, who tracks objects in near-moon orbits for asteroid hunters in his spare time, recently noticed a four-ton rocket booster on a collision course with the far side of the moon. It's expected to make landfall on March 4 and will be the first-known sp...