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Adyson Gomez

4 March, 05:47

What makes it possible for us to see the moon from earth?

A. Light from earth shines on the moon's surface, making it bright.

B. The moon absorbs light during the day and reflects that same light back at night.

C. The moon makes it's own light, which can be seen from earth

D. Light from the sun is reflected off the Moon's surface

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