* The moon doesn't produce its own light. It shines because it reflects sunlight.
* Sunlight travels to the moon. The sun emits light that travels through space and reaches the moon.
* Moonlight is reflected sunlight. The moon's surface reflects a portion of this sunlight back towards Earth, which is what we see as moonlight.
So, while there is light traveling from the sun to the moon, there aren't specific "rays" that we name in the way we might talk about rays of light from the sun to Earth.
