No, the Moon does not produce its own light. It reflects sunlight.

Here's why:

* The Moon is a large, rocky body: It doesn't have a source of energy like the Sun, which produces its own light through nuclear fusion.

* Sunlight hits the Moon's surface: When sunlight hits the Moon's surface, it bounces off in all directions.

* We see reflected light: We see the Moon because the reflected sunlight reaches our eyes.

So, the Moon is essentially a giant mirror reflecting sunlight, making it appear to glow in the night sky.