How does the moon get light during lunar eclipse?
If the moon and the earth don't emit light, and the moon is covered by earth's shadow during a lunar eclipse, how come we can still see the moon? Where is the light coming from?
Why do we always see the same side of the Moon from Earth? Why can't we see the far side of the Moon and why doesn't the Moon spin on its axis? Is the Moon always showing exactly the same part of its surface towards the Earth? Is the dark side of the moon always dark? Why do lunar eclipses happen? Why do we see the same face of the Moon from anywhere on Earth? Is there an answer in physics to explain why our moon always displays the same surface aspect to the Earth? Does the Moon have a dark side? Why do we see two moons in the sky sometimes? Why is the dark-side of the moon more cratered? How can it be possible (in terms of coincidences) that the moon always has the same side faced towards earth? Why can only the same side of the moon be seen from all parts of earth? Why can I see both the moon and the sun in the sky? Is the Moon really a moon? Could the moon have a moon? Do we only see one side of the moon or does it also rotate? Why could Apollo 11 astronauts see the Earth, as we see the Moon at night, if the sun was shining overhead? What would happen if both the moon and sun just disappeared? Did a solar and lunar eclipse happen on the same day? What if the moon does not exist? I saw the moon moving in the sky. Is the moon moving or is the sky moving? Why does the sky on the moon appear black during the day? What is a lunar eclipse? Does the moon have gravity? Will earth always have a moon? What would happen if the moon suddenly disappeared? As far as moons go, would Earth's moon be bright in relation to the moons of other planets? How was it discovered that the moon always has the same side faced towards earth? What would happen on earth if the moon suddenly disappeared? What would happen to the Earth’s orbit around the Sun if the Moon disappeared?