Luna 2 2" itself. Once "Luna 2" was split from its upper stage it started transmitting information back to Earth using three different transmitters. These transmitters provided precise information on its course, allowing scientists to calculate that "Luna 2" would hit its mark on the Moon around 00:05 on September 14 (Moscow Time). In order to be able to provide a visual from Earth on September 13, the spacecraft released a vapor cloud that would expand to diameter that would be seen by observatories in Alma Ata, Byurakan, Abastumani, Tbilisi, and Stalinabad. This vapor cloud also acted as an experiment to see
The One: Crash to Create The One: Crash to Create "The One -Crash to Create-" is the fifteenth single by Japanese rock band Luna Sea, released on March 21, 2012. It is their first physical single release since "Love Song", which was released over 11 years ago, as the song "Promise" was a digital release only. Sugizo believes that it was because they were able to complete the challenging and "grand" "The One -Crash to Create-", that Luna Sea was able to create its follow up and "unquestionable rock 'n roll" songs "The End of the Dream" and "Rouge". He also stated that the track