why does the grass look black under moonlight
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Because the moonlight is very dim and is not enough to illuminate the cells in our retina.
Explanation:
- The grass appears black as there is no sunlight at night.
- At night the moon lights up because of the sunlight falling on its surface and reflecting back.
- Some of the light reflects towards the earth.
- The moonlight is very dim and is not enough to illuminate the cells in our retina.
- Therefore we do not perceive the color of grass undermonnlight and it appears black.
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