再看月亮。夜晚赏月，我们认为明亮的月球是反射了阳光。我又有疑问了，既然

Look at the moon. Full moon night, we think the moon is bright reflection of sunlight. I have a question, since the sun regard the moon lit up, why did not the moon lit the sky around it? The sun can not only focus moon, right? And when the moon moves to a new location, the original position immediately turn black, like the sun can not be like the old stage chasing light chasing the moon, right? To keep up with an example as to illuminate the moon should not be the sun, but the image of the sun.

Look at the moon again. At night, we think the bright moon reflects the sun. I have another question, since the sun shines the moon, why doesn't the sky around the moon light up? The sun can't just focus on the moon, can it? And when the moon moves to a new location, the original position immediately darkens, the sun can not be like the stage chasing the lights like the old chasing the moon? As in the case of the last one, what illuminates the moon should not be sunlight, but images of the sun.

Look at the moon again. At night, we think the bright moon reflects sunlight. I have another question. Since the sun has lit up the moon, why hasn't it lit up the sky around the moon? Can't the sun just focus on the moon? And when the moon moves to a new position, the original position turns black immediately. It's impossible for the sun to chase the moon like a stage spotlight? As in the last example, it is not the sun that lights up the moon, but the image of the sun.<br>