As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the still astonishing Apollo 11  moon landing, we backyard stargazers can also get in on the fun (indeed many of us grizzled amateur astronomers can trace our interest in the night sky to the space program of the 1960s). With a modest telescope and good seeing, nearly anyone with a little observing experience can see the region of the Moon where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin briefly walked, and observe the three tiny craters named for the three astronauts of this epic space mission. Here's how to see the 'Craters of Apollo 11'...