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  • Understanding Crescent Moon Phases: When Do We See Less Than Half?
    You're asking about the lunar phases where we see less than half the illuminated portion of the moon. Here's the breakdown:

    * Crescent Moon: This is the phase where we see a sliver of the moon, less than half illuminated.

    * Waning Crescent Moon: This is a crescent moon that's shrinking in size as it moves toward the new moon.

    Important Note:

    * New Moon: During the new moon phase, we cannot see the moon at all because it's positioned between the Earth and the sun, with its unlit side facing us.

    * Waxing Crescent Moon: This is a crescent moon that's growing in size as it moves towards the first quarter.

    Let me know if you'd like more detail on any of these phases!

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