🌕 TONIGHT — September 14, 2025 — the Moon is at Last Quarter!
Join us on a 10-minute journey across 367,044 km of space as the dramatic terminator line reveals the Moon’s hidden beauty.
🔭 Tonight’s 5 Must-See Features:
Plato Crater — mysterious dark floor and strange flashes
Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus & Arzachel — 3 craters showing lunar history
Sinus Iridum (Bay of Rainbows) — glowing mountain ring
Clavius Crater — giant crater with a perfect crater chain
Schickard Crater — bizarre “patchwork” lava floor
🕓 Best Viewing Time: After midnight (3 AM optimal)
📍 Phase: Last Quarter (47% illuminated)
✨ Distance: 367,044 km from Earth
🚀 Whether you use binoculars, a telescope, or just your eyes, tonight is the best night this month to see the Moon in 3D-like detail!
📸 Share your moon photos & sketches in the comments!
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Written on 10/14/2025