A moon crash, water hacks and a new mRNA flu shot

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  Happy Monday, listeners.

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  For Scientific American Science Quickly, I'm Rachel Feltman.

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  You're listening to our weekly science news roundup.

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  Let's start on the moon, where a SpaceX rocket crashed into the surface early last Wednesday morning.

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  This was an accident, but it didn't catch scientists by surprise.

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  And it hopefully won't be a useless collision.

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  Here to tell us more is Scientific American's breaking news chief, Claire Cameron.

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  Thanks for joining us, Claire.

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  Happy to be here.

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  So this piece of rocket was supposedly going to hit the moon.

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  Did it do so?

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