Can You See the Moon Landing Site with A Telescope?

The video explores the conspiracy theories surrounding the Apollo moon landings, particularly the claim that they were faked. It discusses the feasibility of using telescopes to observe the lunar landing sites, explaining that current telescopes lack the resolving power to clearly see the artifacts left on the moon. The video details the sizes of these artifacts, such as the American flag and lunar Rover, and compares them to the capabilities of telescopes like the Hubble. Despite the limitations of telescopes, scientific consensus and images from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter support the authenticity of the moon landings.

What are some common conspiracy theories related to the Apollo moon landings?

Why is it theoretically possible to observe signs of the moon landings through telescopes?

What artifacts were left on the lunar surface during the Apollo landings?

How does the size of a telescope's lens or mirror affect its ability to resolve objects in space?

What limitations do current telescopes have in observing the Apollo landing sites?