Deshawn made two diagrams to show the Moon in the same position at different times of the year. In his diagrams, he included views from above (top view) and views from Earth. He says that some of the time the Moon looks bright from Earth, as shown in Diagram A, but other times the Moon looks completely dark from Earth, as shown in Diagram B.

Is Deshawn correct? If he is correct, explain why light on the Moon changes in this way. If he is incorrect, explain how light on the Moon should look in each of his diagrams.

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Answer:

Deshawn is correct.

Explanation:

The moon reflects the sunlight and this directly influences the way that light reaches the earth and the way we can see this moon, from here on earth.

With that, we can say that the way we see the moon, from here on Earth, changes (even if it is in the same position). This change occurs in relation to the position of the moon in relation to the sun, because we can only see the side that is being illuminated at the moment, if there is an illuminated side.

Deshawn is Correct because the light on the moon changes due to the illumination by sunlight.

The Moon Reflection

The Moon light tends to be the reflection of light of the Sun. The Moon reflects only 3 to 12 percent of the sunlight that hit its surface. This brightness by reflection of the moon on the earth depends on where the moon is located in the orbit.

As the diagram suggest, the moon becomes darker and brighter depends on its location in the orbit from the earth. Therefore, we see sometime moon as brighter and sometime darker.

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