[DOC] [TLE] Why Does the Moon Shine? - Universe Today [PAR] As you know, you're actually seeing the reflected light from the Sun, bouncing off 
the Moon which acts like a ... Because of its dark color and bumpy surface, it only 
reflects about 12% of the light that hits it. ... Venus is the next brightest object in 
the sky, after the Moon. ... On a night with no Moon, head far away from city lights. [DOC] [TLE] Comparing and Contrasting Bodies that Reflect Light [PAR] Students learn that stars generate their own light. ... Part of this confusion was 
because while all sky objects appear bright, some stars ... When they look up at 
the night sky, they see the brightly shining moon. How can it be that it does not 
produce its own light, but yet it shines? ... Give each pair of students one "comet 
ball. [DOC] [TLE] What makes Venus the brightest planet? | Science Wire | EarthSky [PAR] Jul 8, 2015 ... It's the third-brightest object in the sky, after the sun and moon, and right now it's 
... It's near another very bright planet  but not as bright as Venus. ... Light 
bounces easily off the smooth surfaces of these spheres and crystals. [DOC] [TLE] Why isn't the sky bright at night if the universe has so many stars ... [PAR] Jun 27, 2015 ... The stars in the universe give off heat and this heat has to go ... of light produced 
by all these stars is not enough to make the night sky ... This is definitely an 
argument for the old adage that there's no such thing as a ... (Intermediate)  Why 
is Neptune still considered a planet when Pluto crosses its orbit? [DOC] [TLE] The Moon [PAR] Its orbit is nearly circular with a radius of about 380,000 km ... The moon is the 
brightest object in the night sky. But the moon does not give off its own light. [DOC] [TLE] Are the majority of stars we see on the sky at night emitting their own ... [PAR] They are called stars because they are emitting light, the Sun is a star and stars 
are Suns. ... All celestial bodies visible with naked eye except the moon, Jupiter, 
Mars, Venus, perhaps ... Most stars are millions if not billions of light years away. [DOC] [TLE] How come we see planets like Venus shining in the sky sometimes ... [PAR] Venus is the closest planet to earth. But that is not the only reason. The main 
reason which ... However the moon appears bright only due to its distance from 
the earth. ... The moon is not "burning" like a star, yet we see it in the night sky 
becasue it ... While it's true that planets don't give off their own light, there is a lot 
of light... [DOC] [TLE] Planet - Facts for Now - Scholastic [PAR] Our own Earth is also a planet. If you could ... Planets give off no light of their own
. They shine brightly in the night sky because they reflect the sun's light. ... light. At 
times Venus is the brightest object in the sky except for the sun and the moon. [DOC] [TLE] you will absorb the full amount of that energy - Mentor Public Schools [PAR] ***second principle*** the earth is tilted on its axis (imaginary line that runs .... 
The moon is the brightest object in the night sky but gives off no light of its own. [DOC] [TLE] Can You Only See the Moon at Night? | Wonderopolis [PAR] The Moon produces no light of its own like the Sun does. ... Moon reflects so 
much of the Sun's light that it's the second brightest object in the sky after the Sun. [DOC] [TLE] The Sun and Moon [PAR] After the Sun, the Moon is the brightest object in the sky. ... But that's enough to 
light up our night sky. ... It's what we call a New Moon. ... The Moon does not orbit 
the earth in quite the same plane as the Sun -- the circle it takes

Question: This brightest object in the night sky gives off no light of its own
Answer: The Moon