Going to the moon? Don't touch the artifacts, NASA says
It's completely understandable about the "Don't Touch" part, but the "How Close you can get", is really not scientific. They should be happy that someday, some country will get back up there and document the condition of those artifacts. Doing such would give scientist a better understanding of how space affects equipment. Hell, just look at how dusty those rovers got traveling upon the surface of Mars.
Speaking of Mars. I can't wait for the Monster Truck to hit the surface this summer. Yes, I will be glued to the idiot box come August.
But back to this little "Guideline". Scrap the closeness part so future astronauts can get a better understanding of how space affects these artifacts. Also, let them take a battery or whatever you used to get that little dune buggy running again. That should be fun for future space travelers.
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