How is it that the hubble space telescope can see something 13.4 billion light years away but can't see the flag on the moon?
If we can see distant galaxy using Hubble or some other telescopes, can we see the flag on moon?
Can we see planets with radio telescopes? How do we observe planets with radio telescopes? What celestial objects can be watched using a 40mm telescope? Why can’t you see stars when you are on the moon? What is this astronomical event, observed by the Hubble Space telescope? If the Hubble telescope were aimed at the newly discovered planet around proxima b, would it reveal much detail about the planet's surface? Can you seen the Moon on Mars? Why can't you see stars in the moon landing? What celestial objects can be seen with a 40mm telescope? Could we see Jupiter? When and how? Do we have telescopes powerful enough nowadays to see the man-made objects left on the moon by the Apollo missions, proving 100% that humans did in fact land there? How far from the solar system would we need to place a telescope outside the galactic plane enough to have an unobstructed view of other galaxies? Can we use ground penetrating radar frequencies with ground based telescopes into solar system planets to see their subsurfaces? What telescope should a beginner buy to observe the moon, planets and their satellites? If you could look up and see the moons on Jupiter, what might you see? Can there be potentially habitable worlds near the core of the galaxy or is the light and radiation too strong? What kind of things are we going to see with the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)? Is it possible for a star to orbit a planet?  Has it ever been observed? Is it possible to see a solar flare from earth? Why am I able to see two moons from my small telescope? During the Apollo programme, did NASA consider putting an astronomical telescope on the moon? Are there any telescopes powerful enough to view evidence left behind from NASA's moon landings? What on Earth can be seen from the Moon? Is there American flag on lunar surface which Apollo 16 astronots carried with them? Is there a place on Earth where the setting sun and the rising moon can be seen at opposite sides of the sky? How can we see the galaxy from the earth? Is it because of light bending? I mean the galaxy looks just like we see it from above? How could this be? What would it look like through a telescope if all the planets aligned? How can you see Jupiter without using a telescope at night? Here's a serious question? If we cover the entire moon surface in mirrors100% would we then have 2 suns? Would we be able to use it for extra solar pw Which is a good telescope to buy for viewing planets?