Nasa satellites take thousands of pictures of the surface of the moon, including documentation of the topography, every day. Only a fraction of this is available to the general population, which has led to many different theories about the lunar landing and the possibilities of habitation.
With the new Chinese lunar mission success it has become more apparent that this is still a pressing issue and should be common knowledge. Any area previously shown as an image artifact should be updated and the whole surface fully disclosed.
This is meant to share the brilliance and wonder of space, should be public knowledge, and may help lead to more knowledge of the moon, which is soon to become a tourist destination.