Full Moon – Rays – Ejecta at Aristarchus, Kepler, and Copernicus

At full moon, the terminator is missing (not Arnold, but the boundary between light and shadow, of course :-)), but in return, the rays on the surface stand out clearly. The (fresh) ejecta material produced by a meteorite impact is generally brighter than "old" surface material. This can be seen very clearly with the craters mentioned above.

Equipment:
STF 7 Maksutov
ASI 178MC
Celestron AVX

Best regards,
Reinhard