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[andy06shake]

Neither does the Sun.

But you’re right, silly me, Earth is the greatest light in the Universe, albeit an invisible one.

At least the Moon gets its light straight from Earth, but the Sun gets it 2nd hand from the Moon.

Anyway, point is the Moon is greater than the Sun.

LoL

That argument flips reality.

The Sun generates it's own light via fusion.

The Moon reflects sunlight.

Earth doesn't illuminate the Moon meaningfully.

We can observe sunlight directly and measure its energy.

And the Moon shining proves the Sun is the primary source, not secondary or "second hand."

[MonkMode]

LoL

That argument flips reality.

The Sun generates it's own light via fusion.

The Moon reflects sunlight.

Earth doesn't illuminate the Moon meaningfully.

We can observe sunlight directly and measure its energy.

And the Moon shining proves the Sun is the primary source, not secondary or "second hand."

Do you believe in free energy too?

[andy06shake]

Do you believe in free energy too?

Free energy, as in limitless energy without input violates basic physics, Monk.

Particularly, the first and second laws of thermodynamics.

I believe in physics...

[MonkMode]

Free energy, as in limitless energy without input violates basic physics, Monk.

Particularly, the first and second laws of thermodynamics.

I believe in physics...

So where do the Moon and Sun get their energy from?

[Oldcarpy2]

Do you believe in free energy too?

Have you ever been outside (now there's a question..) on a hot day and felt the heat, from the Sun?

[Oldcarpy2]

So where do the Moon and Sun get their energy from?

The Moon has no energy, it reflects sunlight, which comes from hydrogen fusion.

Do some basic research please.

[BeyondKnowledge]

Neither does the Sun.

But you’re right, silly me, Earth is the greatest light in the Universe, albeit an invisible one.

At least the Moon gets its light straight from Earth, but the Sun gets it 2nd hand from the Moon.

Anyway, point is the Moon is greater than the Sun.

I am sorry for taking so long to respond. I had to take a while to think about it. 

I cincertly apologize for trying to respond to you intelligently in the first place. My mistake.

[MonkMode]

Have you ever been outside (now there's a question..) on a hot day and felt the heat, from the Sun?

Do you have any idea where it gets its energy?

[Oldcarpy2]

Do you have any idea where it gets its energy?

I already told you, hydrogen, nuclear fusion.

Do some basic research before you compound your obvious ignorance, please.

[andy06shake]

So where do the Moon and Sun get their energy from?

Which type of energy?
 
As i said, the Sun gets energy from nuclear fusion...essentially turning hydrogen into helium and releasing energy, aka visible light, infrared/ultraviolet/X-rays and other radiation.
 
The Moon doesn't produce energy aside from that which it absorbs from sunlight and then re-emits as heat.

Children learn this in basic 1st year physics.