The most favorable time for viewing this crater named Petavius is through a telescope when the Moon is only four days old. This is upside down in the telescope.
Earlier, on the third day the crater is nearly devoid of a shadow.
This why we observe the moon on different days.
The shadows we see are at different lengths.
This why we observe the moon on different days.
The shadows we see are at different lengths.
Moon at 4 days old.
Craters with binoculars:
Vendelinus
Petavius
Cleomedes
Atlas
Hercules
Endymion
Macrobius
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