India, Aug. 5 -- Following their earnings call on Tuesday that left the industry baffled, Elon Musk's SpaceX is bracing for a head-on collision of its Falcon 9 rocket with the moon. The rocket, launched 18 months ago, unintentionally altered its course and was headed for the moon.

Parts of the vessel have already been shed in space. Now, only the upper stage of the Falcon 9 is on its way to the moon. Experts predict that the impact of the collision will be the same as that of a blast from an explosive with three tons of TNT.

This unusual event in space, involving Elon Musk's company, has sparked a lot of buzz on social media. A space-tracking expert, Bill Gray, told Sky News that the crash is expected to take place at an impact speed of...