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Dulce Ramsey
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1 February, 13:53
Does the moon make its own light? Explain.
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Leonard Arroyo
1 February, 14:13
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The moon does not make its own light it gets its light from the sun!
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Ethan Cobb
1 February, 14:18
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No moon has no light.
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It only reflects the light coming from the sun. Only star produces light and moon is a satellite that revolvs around the earth.
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