The Waning Gibbous is a phase of the moon that occurs after the full moon. During this time, the illuminated part of the moon starts to decrease, but it still appears more than half-lit. This phase lasts for about a week, and the moon can be seen shining brightly in the night sky, gradually losing its fullness. As the moon transitions through its phases, the Waning Gibbous is a reminder of the natural cycles in our universe. Many people enjoy stargazing during this time, as the moon's light can illuminate the landscape, making it easier to appreciate the beauty of the night sky and other celestial objects.