The blue moon will be rising tonight but you will not get a view as good as this one without a telescope and digital camera. In this image, the 85 kilometer wide Tycho crater is prominent to the upper right. The rays streaking out from the crater like spokes from a wheel hub are made of ejected material thrown out during a meteor impact. Just above that to the right of the crater is the International Space Station. The colours in this image are enhanced but nonetheless real.
Am always fascinated by our universe. How the whole system works and the function of each planet including the sun, moon and others like Jupiter and how the earth is just at the right point in the solar system (too close to sun or to far away and the earth will be inhabitable) . Enyewe God is Great.
Looking at that first picture, it is difficult to believe/grasp that the ISS is about 384,000 Km from the moon and just about 300-400 km from the observer.
What I, also, find intriguing is the timing! The station is always on the move and at mind-boggling speed and, yet, it had to be in that position for the photo to be taken!