[Nitro]

Tom Murphy, a postdoc at the University of Washington (UW), Seattle

Tell him to point the Hubble telescope at the moon and show us the remains of those missions.

I would love to see a few old LEM's and the flags.

[Zeroisanumber]

Tell him to point the Hubble telescope at the moon and show us the remains of those missions.

No one is going to waste valuable Hubble time (which many have waited years for) to take a picture just to satisfy a ridiculous conspiracy theory.

Tell you what, why don't you go ask Neil Armstrong whether or not he's lying about landing on the moon? Probably would give the old guy a coronary from laughing so hard.

[qam1]

Tell him to point the Hubble telescope at the moon and show us the remains of those missions. I would love to see a few old LEM's and the flags.

They did already

http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/hubble_moon.html

The flag & rovers are too small to see

[discostu]

You don't need the Hubble, you can see the remains of the lander with a regular toystore telescope. Go poking around the sites eventually you'll find for small circles arranged in a square, that the legs of a lander.

[RadioAstronomer]

Tell him to point the Hubble telescope at the moon and show us the remains of those missions.

Hubble cannot resolve those. Sorry.