This looks like an asteroid or space rock touching the Moon surface. 🌕 Such scenes can appear dramatic, but science explains them. Most of the time, it is a meteoroid passing in front of the Moon or striking it at a very shallow angle. Because the Moon has no atmosphere, space rocks do not burn up and can briefly touch or skim the surface. High zoom, distance, and viewing angle can create an optical illusion, making the object look attached to the Moon. There is no scientific evidence that this