Dark clouds were rolling in from up the RIo Grande Valley, but the 6.4-d waxing crescent moon was still visible in a large patch of clear sky during fading twilight on the first night of June. Shortly after this shot was taken the moon disappeared behind the advancing clouds. Celestron C8 SCT and Sony A7iii camera.
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| single exposure, ISO 100, 1/30 s. binned x 2 |
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| The crater with the central peak is Theophilus, diameter 99 km. crop upscaled x 2 |
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| The crater near center is Posidonius, diameter 95 km. crop upscaled x 2. |
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