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  1. Daily Moon Guide | Observe – Moon: NASA Science

    This Moon map highlights up to three recommended sites that you can observe today, based on the lunar phase and your view mode. The variety of hotspots will increase or decrease depending on …

  2. International Observe the Moon Night – Moon: NASA Science

    Sep 19, 2010 · Join NASA and lunar observers around the world in a global celebration of the Moon.

  3. Moon Map | Resources – Moon: NASA Science

    Each year, we provide custom maps of the Moon with information about lunar locations that will be especially well-positioned for viewing on International Observe the Moon Night.

  4. Who Has Been to the Moon? - Moon: NASA Science

    Moon.nasa.gov is NASA's deep dive resource for lunar exploration from astronauts to robots.

  5. 2025 Moon Maps for International Observe the Moon Night

    May 22, 2025 · Each map includes sections dedicated to lunar landforms, lunar maria (seas of basalt), and human landing sites. Many of the best views will occur along the terminator (the line between the …

  6. Moon Phase and Libration 2025 - Moon: NASA Science

    Jan 13, 2025 · This visualization shows the Moon's phase at hourly intervals throughout 2025, as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. 2025 phase and libration as viewed from the Southern Hemisphere …

  7. Overview | Sun & Moonlight – Moon: NASA Science

    Scientists work together with robotic helpers like NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to create detailed maps of the Moon’s temperature, radiation environment, chemical signatures, and more.

  8. Moon Phase and Libration 2026 - Moon: NASA Science

    Dec 17, 2025 · This visualization shows the Moon's phase at hourly intervals throughout 2026, as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. 2026 phase and libration as viewed from the Southern …

  9. Overview | About – Moon: NASA Science

    Sep 19, 2010 · Everyone on Earth is invited to learn about lunar science and exploration, take part in celestial observations, and honor cultural and personal connections to the Moon.

  10. Observe at Home | Participate! – Moon: NASA Science

    The Moon is the brightest object in our night sky, the second brightest in our daytime sky, and can be seen from all around the world — from the remote and dark Atacama Desert in Chile to the brightly lit …