Just 2 days after January's full moon,

the right upper quadrant on the moon is getting darker

between the 12 to 2 o'clock position.

Compare it to about the same relative time,
two days before the full moon:

when the invisible surface was at the 6:30 to 8:30 position.

Maybe I have too much time on my hands……

But, do you wonder where that Chinese's Yutu rover landed?  
Where in the moon is the Bay of Rainbows? 
(I could tell you, but it'll be more fun to Google it yourself.)

And what about that "navel" looking thing, between the 4 and 4:30 position of the clock,
has it rotated up so much in just 5 days?

Yes, there's a lot to wonder about when you have no television. Thank God.