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Is it possible to see Apollo's footprints on the Moon with a telescope? - Quora
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Footprints on the Moon: Photos with a Different View of the Moon Landings | PetaPixel
How powerful would a telescope need to be in order to see footprints on the moon from here on Earth? Is that type of technology coming in the near future and how
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