how we are able to see the moon
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The Moon produces no light of its own like the Sun does. Instead, we see the Moon because of the Sun's light it reflects back to our eyes. In fact, the Moon reflects so much of the Sun's light that it's the second brightest object in the sky after the Sun.
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