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ELI5: Why don't we point Hubbles and/or all other "magical" telescopes to our closest celestial body and show everyone once and for all, the artifacts of human Lunar landing?

If we purport to see something more than 13 billion light years away, we should be able to a lunar lander if not the flag, right?
gpt
The distant objects Hubble can see are inconceivably huge. The flag on the moon is not. Hubble could resolve approximately a football field sized object on the lunar surface but it's nowhere near powerful enough to resolve the flag.