Yes , but as clear as the atmosphere will allow , start on the lowest power , the 25mm (53x) , look at and enjoy the image , move up to the 15mm (90x) do the same but at this magnification details will start to be seen and if the air is steady move up to the 6mm which is 225x , a little high for most nights , the scope will do this power but the sky wont all the time .
Hence the good advise given by Hans , grab a 10mm plossl for 132x a better useful magnification , but most of all take your time and you will see more and more as you get better at observing .
Brian.