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Can you see craters and valleys or anything man left on the moon? — 2 Answers
by
Jerry,
from KY, United States Asked on February 24, 2019
Celestron Computerized Reflector SkyProdigy 130 mm Telescope(5)
Answered by
Kurt Colbourne,
Gear Expert,
from IL, United States,
on December 18, 2020
It is unfortunately not possible to see items man has left on the moon. The SkyProdigy can magnify up to 72x which can give you a full view of the moon. Here's a photo posted to a astronomy forum for reference: https://3.img-dpreview.com/files/p/TS1600x1600~forums/52895672/9bd0d7c786c74c8e8554c06f43673cc5
Answered by
Dzestra,
guest,
from CO, United States,
on July 30, 2020
No ground based amateur telescope can see the landers, but valleys, craters and mountains are very readily visible through maksutovs, cassegrains, newtonians, and some refractors.
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