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The impact of the equipment into the moon was to determine the presence or absence of water. The outcome was that there is water presnent which wil make future lunas exploration easier.
There was no bombing, the equipment contained no explosives or similar material. The mass and velocity of the impacting equipment causes a "splash" of the material at the lunar surface.

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