On 15 Nov. 2015 the telescopes operating in the framework of the MIDAS Project (Moon Impacts Detection and Analysis System) recorded this flash on the lunar surface. It was produced by a rock that hit the Moon. The rock was completely vaporized during this impact and a new crater was produced. —————————————————-
El 15 de noviembre de 2015 los telescopios del Proyecto MIDAS detectaron este destello sobre la superficie lunar. Estuvo provocado por el impacto de un roca contra la superficie lunar a alta velocidad. La roca se destruyó completamente durante la colisión, generando un nuevo cráter.
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