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The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's images providing evidence for the Apollo moon landings
The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) returned high-resolution images that show unmistakable artifacts at the six Apollo landing sites — intact lunar module descent stages, ALSEP experiment packages,...
NASA did not, in the reporting provided, issue a clear on-the-record statement saying “we used John Logie Baird’s technology” for the lunar cameras; however museum and technical histories explicitly t...
Lunar satellites, most decisively , have imaged with sufficient resolution to show descent stages, scientific experiment packages, rovers and astronaut foot/tracks, providing clear, repeatable evidenc...
has publicly rejected the viral "" narrative and explicitly denied that Earth will "lose gravity for seven seconds" or that a classified NASA program by that name exists, according to agency statement...
The best modern lunar orbiters—primarily (LRO) with its LROC cameras and laser altimeter—deliver imagery and topography at sub‑meter scales and exceptionally precise vertical models, but they sit in a...
An (roughly 1–2 meters across) is far too small to be resolved by any current Earth-based or space telescope aimed from Earth; diffraction and atmosphere-constrained resolution put the practical thres...