The first quarter moon was high in the west, close to Castor in Gemini. I snapped it with my DSLR at 300mm focal length, ISO 100 and 1/800 second exposure.
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Moon April 9th
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Posted 10 April 2022 - 12:49 PM
Thanks, Phillip! 
I have not been able to get out the last few nights. Hopefully, I can do so tonight. The Moon should be getting in the right position to show Gassendi Crater. I like to try and see the cracks in its bottom. Not sure why I want to do that particular one, but I find it fascinating somehow.
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