When the moon is waning, you see every possible shape consisting of a disk with
only a portion illuminated, beginning with a full disk and shrinking to a completely
un-illuminated disk over the course of 14.77 days.
After the moon was full, it starts to wane. That is, it starts to get dark on the right side. So anything less than a full moon, with the dark part on the right, is a waning moon. There are such things as a waning crescent, that is, the lighted part of the moon looks like a lefthand parenthesis ( . The waning gibbous moon is larger than a half moon, but smaller than a full moon, and about one-third of the moon is dark on the right side.
That is correct. A moon that is increasing in size is said to be waxing.
It should look like a Waning Crescent. Almost a New Moon.
It mostly looked like a full moon most of the week. Now it is waning away.
Waning Gibbous. 88% full.
Waning Gobbous, nearly third quarter.
Waning gibbous
The correct spelling is waning moon instead of warning moon. A waning moon looks like it is getting smaller. The left side of the moon is smooth and round while the right side of a waning moon appears blurred.
It should look like a Waning Crescent. Almost a New Moon.
A waning crescent... almost a new moon.
A waning cresent. There was a new moon on the 17th April.
It mostly looked like a full moon most of the week. Now it is waning away.
Of what year? On Nov 2oth 2008 the moon was waning in the last quarter.
Waning Gibbous. 88% full.
At the time of answering this question, the moon is waning (waning gibbous), which means we will see less of the illuminated side of the moon.
The phase of the moon for Friday December 20, 2013 was Waning Gibbous.
Waning Gobbous, nearly third quarter.
Nothing special. The Moon has days and nights like Earth does, except on the Moon it takes 29.5 days for one lunar "day" and "night".When you look at the Moon and it is "waning", what you are seeing is night falling (slowly) on the side of the Moon that we can see.
Waning gibbous