It would occur in the same order but more slowly

It would occur in a different order.

It would occur in the same order more quickly.

It would occur in a different order and more slowly.

Waxing gibbous: As the moon continues in its orbit, the portion of the illuminated side of the moon visible from the Earth continues to increase. When the moon appears to be more than a half moon but less than a full moon, it is called a gibbous moon. At this point in its orbit, the moon appears to be growing, so this phase is called a waxing gibbous.

Waxing gibbous: The darkened side of the moon begins to reappear to observers after the full moon. This phase is called a waxing gibbous. The moon is described as waxing when it appears to grow smaller. (To wax is to decrease.)

Waxing gibbous: As the moon’s orbit continues, the moon appears as a crescent shape once again. Since it appears to grow smaller, this phase is called a waxing gibbous.

Waxing gibbous: As the moon continues to move in its orbit around the Earth, a sliver of the illuminated side of the moon becomes visible. This phase is called the waxing gibbous. (To wax is to increase.)

new moon

full moon

waxing crescent

waning gibbous

April 23rd

March 30th

April 9th

June 23rd

it reflects the sun's light

it reflect's the Earth's light

it produces his own light

it reflect's light from distant stars

1 month

1 year

1 day

1/4 of a year

all of these

It is the waning gibbous phase of the lunar cycle.

The moon is waning because the lighted part is growing smaller.

The moon appears to be more than a half moon but less than a full moon so it is a gibbous.