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After several trips to moon there were several items left behind on the moon's surface, including foot prints. Is there any photo or registry of any of those items taken recently?






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    Foot tracks have been photographed from Moon orbit, but a single foot print is too small for that distance.
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After several trips to moon there were several items left behind on the moon's surface, including foot prints. Is there any photo or registry of any of those items taken recently?






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After several trips to moon there were several items left behind on the moon's surface, including foot prints. Is there any photo or registry of any of those items taken recently?






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    Foot tracks have been photographed from Moon orbit, but a single foot print is too small for that distance.
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    Foot tracks have been photographed from Moon orbit, but a single foot print is too small for that distance.
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Foot tracks have been photographed from Moon orbit, but a single foot print is too small for that distance.
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The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has photographed each of the Apollo landing sites in high resolution. You can also see them at this page, and this site here. I won't post all of the images here, but here is one for Apollo 12/ Surveyor 3, for instance.



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    Pearson's answer was really good, but I found a slightly higher resolution and more recent photo of the same landing site revealed in a 2011 media teleconference. The photo in the other post was from 2009.



    enter image description here



    Here are other images from Apollo 14:



    enter image description here



    and Apollo 17:



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    The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has photographed each of the Apollo landing sites in high resolution. You can also see them at this page, and this site here. I won't post all of the images here, but here is one for Apollo 12/ Surveyor 3, for instance.



    enter image description here




    Astronaut footpaths are marked with unlabeled arrows.







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      $begingroup$

      The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has photographed each of the Apollo landing sites in high resolution. You can also see them at this page, and this site here. I won't post all of the images here, but here is one for Apollo 12/ Surveyor 3, for instance.



      enter image description here




      Astronaut footpaths are marked with unlabeled arrows.







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        $begingroup$

        The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has photographed each of the Apollo landing sites in high resolution. You can also see them at this page, and this site here. I won't post all of the images here, but here is one for Apollo 12/ Surveyor 3, for instance.



        enter image description here




        Astronaut footpaths are marked with unlabeled arrows.







        share|improve this answer











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        The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has photographed each of the Apollo landing sites in high resolution. You can also see them at this page, and this site here. I won't post all of the images here, but here is one for Apollo 12/ Surveyor 3, for instance.



        enter image description here




        Astronaut footpaths are marked with unlabeled arrows.








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            Pearson's answer was really good, but I found a slightly higher resolution and more recent photo of the same landing site revealed in a 2011 media teleconference. The photo in the other post was from 2009.



            enter image description here



            Here are other images from Apollo 14:



            enter image description here



            and Apollo 17:



            enter image description here






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            Pearson's answer was really good, but I found a slightly higher resolution and more recent photo of the same landing site revealed in a 2011 media teleconference. The photo in the other post was from 2009.



            enter image description here



            Here are other images from Apollo 14:



            enter image description here



            and Apollo 17:



            enter image description here






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              The visibility of the footpathes is much better here.
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            $begingroup$

            Pearson's answer was really good, but I found a slightly higher resolution and more recent photo of the same landing site revealed in a 2011 media teleconference. The photo in the other post was from 2009.



            enter image description here



            Here are other images from Apollo 14:



            enter image description here



            and Apollo 17:



            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer









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            Pearson's answer was really good, but I found a slightly higher resolution and more recent photo of the same landing site revealed in a 2011 media teleconference. The photo in the other post was from 2009.



            enter image description here



            Here are other images from Apollo 14:



            enter image description here



            and Apollo 17:



            enter image description here







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