Is the moon non-luminous

Answer 1

You see it in the same way that you see most things most of the time. Your house is not luminous but you see them, you friends are not luminous but you can see them. You see them by reflection of sunlight.

Answer 2

Because they don't have their on energy to spread, they reflect the light of sun.

Answer 3

the moon is non-luminous because it does not produce its own light
completely non luminous it acts as a mirror for the sun's light
yes

Answer 4

Planets are not luminous because they didn't emit, reflect or transmit light

Answer 5

Because they don't emit their own light. They simply reflect the light from the sun.

Answer 6

Because they dont actually generate their own light - like the Sun does. When we see them , it's because they're simply reflecting sunlight - not because they 'shine' themselves.

Answer 7

The same way anything else is visible in the dark - by light shining on them. The sun shines on planets and moons and we see them because of the light.

Answer 8

Yes, the moon is non-luminous and does not produce its own light. It appears bright in the sky because it reflects sunlight.