Overview
- As of Nov. 11, the Moon is in Leo in its waning gibbous phase with roughly 56–57% illumination reported.
- The lunar age is about 21.6 days into an average 29.53‑day cycle, according to Moongiant.
- Illumination has slipped from about 66% on Nov. 10, when the Moon was in Cancer, marking the phase’s steady decline.
- Observers can spot features such as Mare Imbrium and Tycho Crater with the unaided eye, with additional craters visible through binoculars, per Mashable’s guide.
- Astrology sources describe a Leo Moon as encouraging a taste for the spotlight and a productive openness to criticism, as noted by AstroSeek.