So, what does it gain its light source from?

We have been asking him this from an hour.

And he refuses to answer.

Ye

Either continue the conversation or end it, it's pointless to say one sentence.

No responses? Conversation ended. @Soldz (CF), this did not help me understand anything.

I never said that but k

Are you sure?

"I'll get someone to explain it better to you".

Never happend

@⎛⎝/(Drqgon)\⎠⎞ sorry that I couldnt

Its just not possible to find that sort of thing without going to the moon

Sorry for being rude, again, woke up in a bad mood.

It is, using the right equipment.

There is a way to do moon light tho

At least show the effects of it

An ALMA.

Yes, but, that doesn't show how the light is created.

There **MUST** be a source.

However, I haven't met anyone who could portrait that for me.

he is asking for how, not if the moon creates light

Brrr

How does a light create light? @DrPeper

Like a light bulb?

Or just as a general question how is light created

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemiluminescence

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorescence

What about them

@shroominati !

What about it? Its just about other explanations other than just saying its a reflection.

Ok, what is causing the light then

There are ways to tell what made the light

@⎛⎝/(Drqgon)\⎠⎞ have you ever tried taking a dust covered ball and tried to reflect light off it? Have you tested the temperature of the moonlight vs the moonshade?

You can reflect light off of dirty things, how do you think you are seeing it?

You can see the light but try to reflect it onto something else

Get a powerful enough light source and it isn't hard

Well try it

What am I going off about. You don't need to do that

If you can see something it is reflecting or giving off light