light from the sun is hot. also table lamp light is hot. Why not Moon light?
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Even a 6th grade student should know that the light reflected by the Moon actually comes from the Sun.
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Its still a little bit dark and the light from earth when reflected back to the moon enables u 2 see the dark side of the moon but this will only happen when there is not enough light to block your view.
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I think it would because while the sun and the moon both shine, the moon is not boastful and sometimes hides away only showing it's light some of the time and, even then, only softly. Doesn't that seem beautiful to you?
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Extremly pale misty blue and you can see the moon which appears stark white right now-\nI wish it was a golden orange sky like right when the sun goes down thats my favorite I wish it could stay dusk for atleast 5 hours or so that would be so COOL
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the source of heat on the lunar surface is sunlight.  the surface is heated directly by sunlight.  there is no atmosphere on the moon so it is not air temperature.\n\nhttp://www.asi.org/adb/m/03/05/average-temperatures.html
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If the moon was covered with aluminium foil, the reflected light would be brighter but not as bright as daylight, in accordance with the proportion of the moon that is visible.\n\nAnd yes, the earth would heat up a little, because the reflection contains not just extra light, but extra heat as well... and since night is the time when the shadowed earth dissipates the heat, it wouldn't be able to do that if the moon was reflecting some warmth.
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turn off lights... use a flashlight for sun. see how the opposite side is dark but the front is light.
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All objects in our solar syatem get their light from our sun. How? Light travels from the sun and is reflected by the object, in this case the moon, and we see the reflected light.
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Light is emitted by objects that are very hot.\nLight is emitted by objects that are at very high temperatures.
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The light is reflected
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The Moon does not produce any heat on its own.  The temperature on the surface is dependent upon the amount of sunlight it is receiving at that time.  There is no known water on the Moon so it is very much affected by hydrostatic electricty; much as we are on a day with very low humidity.  Hence the surface particles tend to stand apart creating microfissures which absorb sunlight resulting in a rather low reflectivity even tho the Moon appears bright.  Under other conditions it could be even brighter.
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It reflects the light of the sun.  What on the moon could possibly produce light?  There's no fire, nuclear reactions, or anything of the like going on there.  Want to prove it yourself?  Go outside on a day where you can see both the moon and the sun in the sky.  Take a good look at the phase of the moon.  Which side of the moon is lit up?  The side facing the sun, since the moon is reflecting the sun's light.
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Oh no, you've figured out my hoax!!! You busted me, you're right, its not round. Sorry, I get silly sometimes. If you are at a position when the moon passes directly perpendicular to you relative to the sun's position then you will see a perfect half lit moon. you can simulate this with a big right triangle by taking a golf ball or some other ball and placing it at the  90 degree corner and placing a flashlight at one of the other corners pointing directly at the ball. Now line up your sight from the third corner and you should see a perfect half lit ball. :)
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The moon gets its light from the sun!  Way out in outer space, the sun produces light and heat.  The sun's energy is reflected off the surface of the moon and bounced back to the Earth.  What we see is the reflection of the sun's light on the moon.
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It is.  It's just very dark blue so it looks black.  I'm sure you'll agree that even a "very bright" moon is a lot darker than the sun.  I took a picture at night for fifteen seconds at 1600 ISO on a hazy night and the sky came out blue.  I think the bright points (stars) add contrast to the sky that make it look dark so the haze evened the sky out.
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A Corona.\n\nThe moon can produce interesting optical effects when conditions are right. The most common of which are moon rings, moon bows, which are similar to rainbows, moon dogs and moon pillars. A rainbow is produced when sunlight is refracted through water droplets - A similar effect is produced when moon light refracts through ice crystals\n\nThe ring around the Moon is caused by the refraction of Moonlight (which of course is reflected sunlight) from ice crystals in the upper atmosphere. The shape of the ice crystals results in a focusing of the light into a ring. Since the ice crystals typically have the same shape, namely a hexagonal shape, the Moon ring is almost always the same size.
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b/c a constant amt. of electricity is going into it, and it will only get brighter if you add more electricity to it, or get a brighter bulb!