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How often does a large meteroid hit the Moon? Can I see such an impact?

Thomas Baker, Castle Rock, Colorado
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Our Moon.
Nikos Haralampidis
Youò??ll need a small telescope to view average impact flashes because their brightnesses are around magnitude 7 to 10.

We think 2-pound rocks likely hit the Moon more than 260 times per year.

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