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Sunlight on the Moon
Age 10 · Astronomy
The Moon does not make its own light. It shines because it reflects light from the Sun.
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In the picture
- The lit half of the Moon ball, shining with light from the lamp
- The dark half of the Moon ball, turned away from the lamp
- The yellow lamp, sending light toward the Moon ball
Examples
- A mirror shining when sunlight hits it.
- A ball bright on one side when a flashlight shines on it.
Key takeaways
- The Moon has no light of its own.
- The Sun always lights the half of the Moon that faces it.
Quiz: Sunlight on the Moon (Age 10)
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Does the Moon make its own light?
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Why does the Moon shine?
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Which part of the Moon is lit by the Sun?
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