[Bayard]

The Darkside of the Moon is not that hidden though.

Don’t we live in an age of satilites? Wouldn’t a spy satilite tell you what is happening there?

[steve86]

But the satellite would go to sleep because it’s the dark side of the moon.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Don’t we live in an age of satilites? Wouldn’t a spy satilite tell you what is happening there?

Well, the "dark side" gets as much sunlight as the side we see. And we've had many astronauts get a good look at as they orbited the moon. Nelson's an idiot.

[Flaming Conservative]

But if our satellites are cooperating with whatever entity is on the other side, (and they must be) they’re obviously NOT going to let us peons know anything about it. And they sure haven’t!

[Elsie]

Does Anything Orbit the Moon? We Asked a NASA Technologist: Episode 24

Nov 15, 2022Yes, several spacecraft are currently orbiting the Moon,

 including NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and CAPSTONE.

 

Learn about the challenges and benefits of orbiting the Moon and the unique NRHO orbit of CAPSTONE.

[MIA_eccl1212]

there is no “dark side” that is never exposed to sunlight.
the moon is in a 28 day rotational cycle where the SAME side always FACES the EARTH...

A satellite could see all sides of an object depending on it’s altitude and orbital speed relative to that subject heavenly object... in this case the moon.