During the night, in a pond of water, you can see the image of moon. id it because of reflection of light?
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The Moon is NOT shielded from the Sun by the Earth throughout the night. If it were, we Earthlings would never see a waxing crescent, waxing gibbous, full, waning gibbous or waning crescent Moon. But we do.
The Earth only blocks the light (that is, electromagnetic radiation within the visible spectrum) of the Sun from reaching the Moon during a partial or full lunar eclipse.
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