In this work we show that modern data-driven machine learning techniques
can be successfully applied on lunar surface remote sensing data to
learn, in an unsupervised way, sufficiently good representations of the
data distribution to enable lunar technosignature and anomaly detection.
In particular we have trained an unsupervised distribution learning
model to find the landing module of the Apollo 15 landing site in a
testing dataset, with no specific model or hyperparameter tuning .