The shape of a waning gibbous is the same as that of waxing gibbous, so how can you tell the difference? In the Northern Hemisphere, it's the left side of the moon that's lit when it's waning.

It's also the third moon in the lunar cycle. But unfortunately, there's still not enough light on the moon's surface to see ...

waning gibbous moon close up and orange in color and mars in the top right corner. ... only about half that number of meteors will be visible from the Northern Hemisphere. 8.

While the Orionids, peaking early Sunday and Monday, might be hard to see because of the waning gibbous moon, ... If you are in the Northern Hemisphere, point your feet toward the southeast.

The shape of a waning gibbous is the same as that of waxing gibbous, so how can you tell the difference? In the Northern Hemisphere, it's the left side of the moon that's lit when it's waning.

For the Northern Hemisphere, this will appear in the top left. ... Waning Gibbous - The moon starts losing light on the right side. Last Quarter (or Third Quarter) ...