What kinds of objects might be easily spotted with a naked eye, with binoculars, or with a telescope?

Yes. If you are on the side of the moon that faces Earth, you could see its large disc, unmoving in the sky. The viewable disc of the Earth would be 3.63 times larger in diameter with an area 13.16 times larger than our view of the Moon from Earth.

Combine that with Earth's 2.7 times higher reflectivity (albedo) and the Earth would provide 35.5 times more light to the Moon than the reverse during comparable phases.

Of course. The astronauts have pics of the Earth from the lunar surface. It's 4 times larger than the moon appears to us - and, brighter as well.

And, no... I have not been to the moon. Yet.

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