Last Quarter Moon 🌗
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A last quarter moon — the mirror image of the first quarter, now with the opposite half illuminated as the moon wanes toward new. The last quarter moon rises around midnight and is visible in the morning sky, making it a companion to early risers. This phase represents the second half of any cycle, the winding down toward completion and reset.

Mirrors the energy of the first quarter but directed toward conclusion rather than development. Used for astronomy content, moon phase completion markers, and reflections on being in the latter half of any cycle, project, or phase.