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The moon could be perfect for cutting-edge telescopes — but not if we don’t protect it

Submit on Saturday, January 27th, 2024 20:11

Moon-based telescopes would allow astronomers to conduct cutting-edge science. But given how busy the moon is getting, will the lunar surface be free enough from interference?

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