March 1 Moon Phase: Discover Today’s Lunar Appearance
The Moon’s appearance on March 1 showcases its Waxing Gibbous phase. As per NASA’s Daily Moon Guide, 94% of the lunar surface will be illuminated tonight. This is an excellent opportunity for stargazers to observe various lunar features.
Today’s Lunar Appearance: March 1 Moon Phase
Under clear skies, viewers can see prominent features with the naked eye, including:
- Mares Imbrium
- Mares Crisium
- Tycho Crater
If you have binoculars, take the chance to spot:
- Mares Nectaris
- Mares Frigoris
- Endymion Crater
Telescope users will gain the best view, capturing details such as the landing sites of Apollo missions 15 and 17, plus the Schiller Crater.
Upcoming Full Moon
The next full Moon is set to occur on March 3. It follows the previous full Moon, which took place on February 1.
