Friday morning, a NASA rocket plowed into the moon. According to reports, the crash was supposed to help NASA find water lying hidden in the lunar wasteland. Hundreds of thousands of people waited all night to catch a glimpse of NASA's space craft smacking into the moon.

The mission costed $79-million. The crash was also a disappointment for those watching, expecting some sort of fireworks at 4:30 a.m. Many had projector screens and telescopes out to witness the event taking place.

The Rocket was to hit the moon at the rate of twice the bullet from a rifle, with the size of a large SUV.

The point of finding water on the Moon could mean the survival of the human race. It could mean that there could be transports from the moon to earth for water in the distant future. (c) tPC