Question

On a clear full moon night, we don't see as many stars in the sky as on a new moon night.
What could be the reason?
A) On new moon nights, there are fewer stars in the sky.
B) On full moon nights, the Moon absorbs some of the light from the stars.
C) On new moon nights, the Moon does not block any of the light coming from the stars.
D)On full moon nights, the Moon is so bright that some of the dimmer stars are not visible.

Answer 1

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D)On full moon nights, the Moon is so bright that some of the dimmer stars are not visible.

Answer 2

option c

First, please look at the sky every night , I will give you a lot if positive energy and inspiration.

Second, Moon doesn't produce light if its own , but reflects the light of the sun, whereas stars generate and light on their own by fusion process.

Thirdly, new moon occurs when sun and moon has same elliptical orbit, i.e the moon rises with the sun and sets with the sun and is very close to glare of the sun so almost completely invisible.

Lastly, new moon night is adored by astronomers as there is no moon and moon light in the sky so the stars are very clearly visible from ground and search becomes easy.