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it comes from the sun. The sunlight reflects off of the moons surface, and goes to your eyes.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoA reflection of the sun.
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Where does Moon light come from?
It is a reflection of the sun's light on the surface of the moon.
Were does light from the moon come from?
it reflects light from the sun
Where does Moon's reflective light come from?
the moon reflects the sunlight
Does the moon come out in the morning?
The moon is out 24/7 but the light from the sun hides it.
Where does th light that the moon gives off come from?
actually the moon doesn't make its one light the sun makes it thats so cool
Where does Moon light come from?
It is a reflection of the sun's light on the surface of the moon.
Were does light from the moon come from?
it reflects light from the sun
Where does Moon's reflective light come from?
the moon reflects the sunlight
Where does the light come from when you see the moon and other planets?
we get the light from the sun
Does the moon come out in the morning?
The moon is out 24/7 but the light from the sun hides it.
How would you describe where the Moon's light comes from?
it come from a huge bright light called the sun
Where does th light that the moon gives off come from?
actually the moon doesn't make its one light the sun makes it thats so cool
How long does it take light to come from the moon?
Approximately 1.3 seconds
How long does the light take to come from the moon?
Approximately 1.3 seconds
The light and heat on a moon in the solar system come from?
The sun, just like the heat and light for the planets.
Which luminous light source in the solar system did the light bouncing off Jupiter's moon come from?
the sun
Do light actually come from the moon?
The moon is essentially a big, dead world of rocks. It makes no light by itself.The moon is brightly lit by the light from our Sun. This reflected light from the moon is so bright because the moon has a high 'albedo', or ability to reflect lightCertain moons around other planets have such a low albedo that they are next to invisible.
