Haleakala's Moon

Da "NASA - Picture of the Day" del 10 Giugno 2006:"A waxing crescent Moon shines over the caldera of dormant volcano Haleakala and observatory domes in this dramatic view from above the clouds.
Looking West from Maui, Hawaii on May 31st, the scene also records the lights of Honolulu on the horizon. Near the strongly overexposed crescent, is bright planet Saturn, but included in the skyscape are planet Mars and the Gemini stars Castor and Pollux.
Of course, skywatchers also found star cluster M 44, The Beehive Cluster, in this early evening sky, wedged between Saturn and the Moon. In fact, as it closes with Saturn, Mars will pass in front of the Beehive on June 15, so just keep looking West".