Crash site of Europe's 1st moon mission found after 11 years
Scientists using NASA's moon orbiter have identified the site where the European Space Agency intentionally crashed its first lunar mission in 2006 after the spacecraft went low on fuel. The spacecraft had a bouncy landing at a speed of 7,200 kmph, creating a 20x4 square-metre impact zone, said ESA. Scientists aim to send a robot to examine the spacecraft's remains.