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johnnybriggs | 11:01 Sun 30th Apr 2006 | Science
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I know this question was asked a couple of years ago but


I saw a story http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4542174.stm


which suggested the Mars lander could be seen from Earth.


Can we see evidence of the Apollo landings on the Moon ? If we can't, why not?

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The smallest item on the moon that can be resolved with the Hubble is 89metres across. The lander is much smaller than that.
13:25 Sun 30th Apr 2006
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The report actually says the picture was taken form a camera on the Mars Gloabl Surveyor space probe, in orbit around Mars - a hell of a lot closer than taking one from Earth!
15:02 Mon 01st May 2006
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Does this mean that a space craft or the Hubble Telescope should be able to see the Apollo Moon Lander?
08:02 Sun 01st Oct 2006

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