NASA SHUTS DOWN Livestream After Orion Spacecraft Makes TERRIFYING Discovery on the Moon’s Dark Side

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NASA SHUTS DOWN Livestream After Orion Spacecraft Makes TERRIFYING Discovery on the Moon’s Dark Side
You won't believe it, but we're using technology weaker than our microwaves to snap stunning pictures of the moon! We're now diving into how this basic radar from the Green Bank Telescope captures incredible scenes of places like the Tycho Crater and the Apollo Fifteen landing site. Despite its low power, this radar can see objects just five meters wide on the moon's surface. What hidden mysteries does the Apollo 11 site hold today, silently waiting in the dark? Let's explore, let's analyze, let's reveal the untold stories of the moon’s legendary sites.
These pictures show detailed views of places like the Tycho Crater and the Apollo Fifteen landing site. What’s amazing is that these images were taken with a radar beam that is actually weaker than the ones used in our microwave ovens at home. Yet, the radar from the Green Bank Telescope could detect objects as small as five meters on the Moon's surface. This highlights just how advanced our current radar technology for space research is. As we marvel at our current technology, we have to ask: what secrets are still hidden on the Moon, waiting to be uncovered?

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1:14 I don't know about you guys, but I've never seen a microwave oven with radar