The paper deals with long-time behavior of the solutions to the initial-boundary value problem for a non-autonomous non-linear wave equation. The peculiarity of the equation is the non-linear damping term depending explicitly on time. The problem is studied in the framework of the theory of processes and their attractors. The family of processes generated by the initial-boundary value problem is introduced. It is proved that this family is uniformly (with respect to the time-dependent damping coefficient) dissipative and asymptotically compact, thus possesses a uniqueuniform attractor. The attractor is a compact set in the common phase space of the processes.
