I was gonna prove to my co-worker we did in fact land on the moon, but Looking up how to see the landing sites with a telescope said it is physically impossible (improbable). An explanation went with it but… Yeah… It’s why I’m here.
I know we have a lunar satellite that can show it, but I’m prepaid for inevitable ” computer graphics recording”
Edit. Maybe I’ll just ask for someone to explain “Dawes limit”
In: Physics
Basically, it’s too small to see. We can see mountain ranges, and craters…but even the best earthbound telescopes aren’t good enough to see a landing site as anything more than a single darker pixel or two.
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