Physics, asked by ananyachaudhary963, 6 months ago

The moon is not a luminous object.​

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Answered by abose
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Moon doesn't give off light of its own, that's why the moon is considered a non-luminous body. All its light we see is reflected from the sun and to a very minor effect, from the reflection of sunlight off the earth

Answered by rajsinghjaat753
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Moon doesn't give off light of its own, that's why the moon is considered a non-luminous body. All its light we see is reflected from the sun and to a very minor effect, from the reflection of sunlight off the earth.

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