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Moon - Waxing Gibbous Phase 91.8% Royalty Free Stock Photo
Waxing Gibbous Moon in Daytime Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lunar moon waxing gibbous phase Royalty Free Stock Photo
Photograph of Moon in the waxing gibbous lunar phase Royalty Free Stock Photo
The image depicts a striking view of the Moon in a waxing gibbous phase. The lunar Royalty Free Stock Photo
Scenic view of the beautiful moon during the waxing gibbous phase Royalty Free Stock Photo
Greyscale of the moon in Waxing Gibbous phase in the night sky Royalty Free Stock Photo
Moon in waxing gibbous phase.
A moon in its waxing gibbous phase is depicted against a starry sky. The surface Royalty Free Stock Photo
Moon in a waxing gibbous phase against a black sky. Visible are various craters and Royalty Free Stock Photo
A view of the moon in a waxing gibbous phase Royalty Free Stock Photo
The moon in Waxing Gibbous phase. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The moon in a waxing gibbous phase Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Moon Phase at 85% illumination: May 31, 2023 On this day the Moon was in a Waxing Gibbous phase. This phase is when the moon is more than 50% illuminated but not yet a Full Moon. The Moon is the fifth-largest natural satellite in the solar system. The lunar surface is covered in craters caused by impacts from asteroids, comets, and other space rocks. There are large dark regions that astronomers originally referred to as “seas.” Today we know they are areas of solidified lava resulting from volcanic eruptions in the Moon’s distant past.


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