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the moon's light is the reflection of the sun's light but gives off no heat

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Sunlight is the light emitted by the sun, consisting of a full spectrum of colors and is much brighter than moonlight. Moonlight is the light reflected off the surface of the moon, appearing dimmer and having a cooler color temperature compared to sunlight.

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Is sunlight the same as moonlight?

no


Does moonlight come directly from the moon?

Moonlight is sunlight reflected off the surface of the moon.


Why is moonlight so bright sometimes?

refelction of the sunlight


Why can you see moonlight?

because of the sunlight reflecting off of it!


How many hours of moonlight does Antarctica get?

When there is no sunlight, viewers on the Antarctic continent can see moonlight 24/7.


Does a ship weigh more or less in the moonlight?

Light has nothing to do with its weight. It weighs the same in moonlight as it does in sunlight.


What is the difference between sunlight and lamplight?

They have no difference. sunlight and lamplight both give off the same amount of nutrients.


What is moonlight made of?

Moonlight is sunlight that is reflected off the surface of the moon. It does not have its own composition.


what did people have as a source of light at the start of the mankind?

sunlight and moonlight


The portion of sunlight reflected by the Moon's surface is called?

"Moonlight".


Why do we get moonlight?

It is sunlight reflected from the moon's surface onto the earth.


Moonlight is reflected light from the earth or sun?

Moonlight is actually reflected light from the sun, not the Earth. The Moon has no light of its own and shines by reflecting sunlight. The Moon's surface reflects varying amounts of sunlight depending on its phase.