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On Aug. 5, the Moon is in Waning Gibbous phase with 59% surface visible, day 22 of the lunar cycle. Naked-eye viewers can spot Aristarchus Plateau, Kepler Crater, and Tycho Crater; binoculars reveal Gassendi and Clavius Craters and the Apennine Mountains.
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