Fażijiet lunari

Il-fażijiet tal-Qamar, meta nħarsu lejn in-Nofsinhar mill-Emisferu Boreali. Mill-Emisferu Awstrali kull fażi tidher imdawra b'180°. Il-parti ta' fuq tal-istampa mhijiex in proporzjon, billi l-Qamar hu iżjed 'l bogħod mid-Dinja milli muri hawn.

The phases of the Moon have been given the following names, in sequential order:

A last quarter crescent moon above Earth's horizon is featured in this image photographed by an Expedition 24 crew member.

Fażi	Emisferu Boreali	Emisferu Awstrali	Viżibbiltà	Standard time of culmination (mid-phase)
Qamar Mitluf	Not visible, traditionally Moon's first visible crescent		after sunset	12 noon
Waxing crescent moon	Right 1–49% visible	Left 1–49% visible	afternoon and post-dusk	3 pm
First quarter moon	Right 50% visible	Left 50% visible	afternoon and early night	6 pm
Waxing gibbous moon	Right 51–99% visible	Left 51–99% visible	late afternoon and most of night	9 pm
Full moon	Fully visible	Fully visible	sunset to sunrise (all night)	12 midnight
Waning gibbous moon	Left 51–99% visible	Right 51–99% visible	most of night and early morning	3 am
Third (last) quarter moon	Left 50% visible	Right 50% visible	late night and morning	6 am
Waning crescent moon	Left 1–49% visible	Right 1–49% visible	pre-dawn and morning	9 am
Dark moon	Not visible, traditionally Moon's last visible crescent		before sunrise	12 noon