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Can you see the surface of the moon?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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Well, not right now, because the Moon is only three days away from the New Moon, so it is quite close to the Sun in the sky. But if I get up about 2 hours before dawn tomorrow morning, I will be able to see the waning crescent Moon low in the eastern sky.

And if we look very closely, we may be able to see the "dark" part of the Moon, illuminated by reflected Earthshine.

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