The moon photographed in the phase close to the last quarter on August 24, 2024 at 1:11 UTC and 1:18 UTC.
In the fist photo the crater Theophilus is especially evident with a diameter of 101 kilometers with a mountain formation in the center with four peaks that rise for about 1400 meters.
A little further south there are the craters Cyrillus with three mountains inside it and Catharina.
In the second photo the two largest craters are Aristoteles (88 km) and Eudoxus (68 km) and in their proximity there is the interesting structure Lacus Mortis of 150 km diameter containing the Rimae Burg 1 and 2 and the crater Burg (40 km)
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