First Quarter Moon occurs at 3:18 UT; the Moon is 0.3 degree north of the first-magnitude star Spica (Alpha Virginis), with an occultation occurring in the northwestern portion of South America, southern Central America, the Galapagos and Hawaiian Islands, and the northern Pacific Ocean, at 4:00 UT; Mars is 0.4 degree south of M35 at 20:00 UT.
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