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International Observe the Moon Night 2025 on October 4 offers viewers a chance to observe key lunar features such as the terminator line, Mare Nubium, Montes Jura, ejecta rays from impact craters, and the 'Bay of Rainbows,' highlighting the moon's diverse surface and ongoing exploration efforts.
The article provides a guide for amateur astronomers on what to observe during the four major moon phases in August 2024, highlighting key features such as the Apollo 11 landing site during the first quarter, the Tycho crater during the full moon, and the Plato and Archimedes craters during the third quarter, along with tips for observing lunar seas and phenomena like Earthshine during the new moon.