text: Well...\n\nIF we neglect the fact that the dinosaurs became extinct 65 million years ago...\n\nAND IF we neglect the fact that it is impossible to directly see the Earth from very far away as the light of the sun drowns it out (that's why we can't directly see extrasolar planets)...\n\nAND IF we neglect the fact that since you can't even see the Great Wall of China from the Moon (contrary to popular myth), you'd have a hard time being able to see dinosaurs from 60 million light away, regardless of the strength of the telescope (given the size of the largest dinosaur, about 30 metres, the angle you'd have to resolve would be approximately 30/(60.000.000 * 9.46 * 10^15) = 5.3 * 10^-23 radians or 3,03 * 10^-21 degrees. This is a 100 million times smaller than the radius of the nucleus in an atom, which you can't see either...\n\n...then yes.