Regarding visible spectrum observations, I've been waiting to see if anyone can come up with a way to develop a consumer-accessible instrument that can sample a high enough resolution, to image all of the moon landing sites.
For as long as I can remember, the same thing has been said about the surface of the moon, which is the primary fuel for hoax narratives.
With all the buzz about high-resolution arrays being cobbled together from current-generation megapixel digital cameras, I'd love to see someone pull this off. It'd be pretty cool to know that for a budget of maybe tens of thousands of dollars, and some software skills, it'd be within the reach of hobbyists to snap some legit photos of the original moon landing artifacts as they exist.
For as long as I can remember, the same thing has been said about the surface of the moon, which is the primary fuel for hoax narratives.
With all the buzz about high-resolution arrays being cobbled together from current-generation megapixel digital cameras, I'd love to see someone pull this off. It'd be pretty cool to know that for a budget of maybe tens of thousands of dollars, and some software skills, it'd be within the reach of hobbyists to snap some legit photos of the original moon landing artifacts as they exist.