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1. Date of observation

2. Phase of the Moon on that day

3. Distance from the Earth

4. Note 2 features of the Moon

5. Add description of any 1 feature

6. Name 1 feature common in Binocular and Telescope view

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Back to school

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8th nov

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Verking

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380000

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December 9 2024

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22 November

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1. 9th November 2025

2. First Quater

3. 3,75,563 km

4. The "Sea of Crises" covers over 109,000 square miles (176,000 sq km) of the lunar surface ― about the size of Nevada.

Mare Tranquillitatis -Visible from waxing crescent to waning gibbous.

5. The "Sea of Tranquility," includes the landing site for Apollo 11, the first human mission to the lunar surface. The site was chosen for its smooth, flat terrain. The lunar module Eagle landed on the Moon on July 20, 1969 with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, while Michael Collins orbited above.

6. Archimedes Crater

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1. 6 Nov

2. Waxing Crescent

3. 380000

4. Endymion Crater & Mare Fecunditatis

5. Mare Fecunditatis

The "Sea of Fertility" impact basin was the site of the first automated sample return, collected by the Soviet Luna 16 probe in 1970.

6. Posidonius

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1. 21st May 2024

2. Waxing Gibbous

3. 3,97,755 km

4. Mare Imbrium

5. This lava-filled impact basin, called the "Sea of Rains," is the second largest mare on the near side of the Moon at 697 miles (1,123 km) across, a little more than the distance between New York City and Louisville, Kentucky.

6. Mare Frigoris

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22nd September

Waning Gibbous

370364 kms
Mare Vaporum,Mare Serenitatis

This sketch shows the near side of the Moon as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. The maria are light gray and Mare Serenitatis is black. For viewers in the Southern Hemisphere, the image will be rotated 180 degrees, with the Moon's South Pole at the top. Source: NASA/GSFC/ASU

Clavius Crater

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1. May 30th 2024

2. Third quarter

3. 3,70,678 km

4. Mare Crisium

5. The "Sea of Crises" covers over 109,000 square miles (176,000 sq km) of the lunar surface ― about the size of Nevada.

6. Mare humorum

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1. 8th Oct

2. Waxing Cresent.

3. 245376 miles

4. Kepler crater

Caucasus Mountains

5. Caucasus Mountains

This mountain range on the northwest edge of Mare Serenitatis is 323 miles (520 km) long ― about the distance between Baltimore, Maryland and Providence, Rhode Island ― and 3.7 miles (6 km) high, nearly as tall as Mount Denali in Alaska.

6. Posidonius crater

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1)8 October 2024.

2) Waxing crescent

3) 394895km.

4). Mare Crisium And Mare Tranquillitatis

5)The "Sea of Tranquility," includes the landing site for Apollo 11, the first human mission to the lunar surface. The site was chosen for its smooth, flat terrain. The lunar module Eagle landed on the Moon on July 20, 1969 with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, while Michael Collins orbited above.

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1. 21/11/2024

2. waning gibbous

3. 242984 km

4. Grimaldi Basin, Mare Humorum

5. Grimaldi Basin

The Grimaldi impact basin's basalt-flooded center is surrounded by an inner wall that is about 124 miles (200 km) in diameter and a partial, 248-mile-long (400 km) outer wall. The outer wall is almost as long as the Grand Canyon.

6. Crater

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1.December 9 2024

2.Waxing Gibbous

3. 2,29,827

4. The "Sea of Fertility" impact basin was the site of the first automated sample return, collected by the Soviet Luna 16 probe in 1970.

5. This sketch shows the near side of the Moon as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. The maria are light gray and Mare Fecunditatis is black. For viewers in the Southern Hemisphere, the image will be rotated 180 degrees, with the Moon's South Pole at the top. Source: NASA/GSFC/ASU

6. Posidonius crater

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15th of July 2024

Waxing Gibbous

398067km

Endymion Crater

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1. 8th Oct

2. Waxing Cresent.

3. 245376 miles

4. Kepler crater

Caucasus Mountains

5. Caucasus Mountains

This mountain range on the northwest edge of Mare Serenitatis is 323 miles (520 km) long ― about the distance between Baltimore, Maryland and Providence, Rhode Island ― and 3.7 miles (6 km) high, nearly as tall as Mount Denali in Alaska.

6. Posidonius crater

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1)16 September 2024.

2) Waxing Gibbous.

3 )3 ,61,176

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Mare Fecunditatis

Mare Cris

5)The "Sea of Crises" covers over 109,000 square miles (176,000 sq km) of the lunar surface ― about the the size of Nevada.

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