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Full Moon at night

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Crescent moon

A half-moon illuminated against a backdrop of inky dark clouds

Nearly Full Moon in Mid September, 2024

Photograph of the moon in crescent quarter

Half of the moon lit in the distance of the night sky.

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Partly illuminated moon in the dark night sky over Western Europe on January 18, 2024. The surface of the moon is clearly visible with various craters and seas.

Moon getting bigger and clearer

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Moon Closeup Showing the Details of Lunar Surface.

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Stock photo showing a full moon shining against a black, night time, starless sky.

Moon on black backround

Moon with a clearly visible moon surface in the dark night sky on October 14, 2024 in Overijssel, Netherlands.

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Partly illuminated moon in the dark night sky over Western Europe on January 18, 2024. The surface of the moon is clearly visible with various craters and seas.

Moon on a black cloudless sky. A natural satellite.

Half moon with the ground in front of the spire of the mosque

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