Photograph of nearly full moon taken from the Apollo 8 spacecraft at a point  above 70 degrees east longitude. Mare Crisium, the circular, dark-colored  area near the center is near the eastern edge of the moon as viewed from  Earth. Mare Nectaris is the ciruclar mare near the terminator. The large,  irregular maria are Tranquillitatis and highlands to the south. Lunar farside  features occupy most of the right half of the picture. The large,  dark-colored crater Tsiolkovsky is near the limb at the lower right.  Conspicuous bright rays radiate from two large craters, one to the north of  Tsiolkovsky, the other near the limb in the upper half of the picture. The  crater Langrenus is near the center of the picture at the eastern edge of  Mare Fecunditatis.
NASA
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