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  • Moon Phases: What Happens After a Full Moon?
    The day after a full moon, the Moon will look like a waning gibbous.

    Here's why:

    * Full Moon: The entire illuminated side of the Moon faces the Earth, making it appear round.

    * Waning Gibbous: As the Moon orbits the Earth, the illuminated portion gradually decreases. This phase is when more than half of the Moon's face is still lit, but less than a full circle.

    Think of it like a pie:

    * Full Moon: The entire pie is visible.

    * Waning Gibbous: You've eaten a slice or two, and there's still more than half left.

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