The moon is not a star. It is a natural satellite of Earth, meaning it orbits around our planet.

Here's why the moon isn't a star:

* Stars produce their own light: Stars are massive balls of hot gas that generate light and heat through nuclear fusion.

* The moon reflects light: The moon doesn't produce its own light. We see it because it reflects sunlight.

So, while we sometimes refer to the moon as a "star," it's not scientifically accurate.