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Where does the light that makes the moon visible come from? A. another planet B. the moon C. Earth D. the sun

Where does the light that makes the moon visible come from? A. another planet B. the moon C. Earth D. the sun
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Where does the light that makes the moon visible come from?

A. another planet
B. the moon
C. Earth
D. the sun

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User Pajton
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D. The sun is the correct answer
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User Tri Noensie
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The answer is D. the sun.

Explanation: At night, the moon blocks the sun, while absorbing the light of the sun as-well.
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