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  • Moonlight: Where Does It Come From? - A Simple Explanation
    The moon is not a source of light. It reflects light from the sun.

    Here's why:

    * The moon doesn't produce its own light. It's a giant, rocky body in space.

    * Sunlight hits the moon's surface. The moon's surface reflects some of this sunlight back towards Earth.

    * We see the reflected sunlight. This is why we see the moon shining in the night sky.

    Think of it like a mirror. A mirror doesn't create light, it just reflects the light that shines on it. The moon is like a giant, dusty mirror reflecting the sun's light.

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