The moon is full tomorrow 6/14, and nearly full from tonight for the next couple of days. I would encourage you all to get a good pair of optics, such as a good pair of binoculars. And I am not talking about the $10 walmart special kind and look closely at the moon. Better yet, look again when the moon is about half. Observe carfully the edge of light and witness firsthand the curvature of the moon. The harvest moon in the fall is the best time to see the complete shape of the moon. It is only a sliver of light but there is enough light reflected off the earth to see the shadowy part of the moon. You will see that it is, in fact, a sphere, not a spotlight.