Can Ordinary Telescopes Detect Moon Bases?

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Start date May 6, 2012
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The discussion centers around the feasibility of using ordinary telescopes to detect alleged moon or Mars bases, with a focus on the type of equipment required for such observations. The conversation highlights the prevalence of conspiracy theories regarding extraterrestrial bases, while emphasizing a strict policy against pseudoscience on the forum. Ultimately, the thread was closed, indicating a lack of productive discourse on the topic. The moderator also directed a user to check their personal messages. The conversation reflects a blend of curiosity and skepticism regarding claims of lunar and Martian structures.

May 6, 2012

WhiteHawk

There is a lot of crazy conspiracy chatter, if its true, then what type of equipment do I need to see the moon bases or Mars bases?

Thank you. I'm a real human, curious son of a b.

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We do not discuss pseudoscience at this site. Thread closed.

WhiteHawk, check your personal messages.

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