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The "International Moon Observation Night" organization celebrates annually to promote scientific culture related to space sciences. It provides the public with the opportunity to observe the moon's surface features through telescopes and binoculars, especially during the first quarter phase, which clearly highlights lunar geographic details. This year's event coincides with just one day after the moon reaches the first quarter phase, offering ideal viewing conditions to observe the moving shadows of craters, mountains, and rocky terrains. Additionally, digital topographic maps from NASA support the exploration of lunar landmarks. The event includes a variety of activities such as astrophotography, educational sessions, and interactive experiments, supervised by NASA and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which facilitate scientific interaction with lunar terrains. It also offers the public an opportunity to understand the moon's surface composition and the locations of Apollo landings.
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