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May 28th 04, 05:18 AM
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Is it possible to resolve lunar landing sites from an earth-based telescope?
A friend of mine are having a discussion about the new CCD to be installed at Cerro Tololo,
http://www.fnal.gov/pub/ferminews/fe...-05-01/p4.html and he thought it could be used to resolve lunar landing sites. I'm pretty sure this wouldn't work but it's the precise 'why' that has me puzzled. I'm sure atmospheric dust would play a factor, but what about if this could be instaled in Hubble; would it even then be possible? Thanks for any insight youi can contribute to this, Jon 
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