Is it true that the moon is a luminous object?

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The above statement is False.
The moon is not a luminous object. Luminous objects are those objects which emit light, like the sun and stars. Non-luminous objects are those objects which do not emit light; they reflect light. The sun's light falls on the moon and the moon reflects it. The reflected light reaches the earth, which is known as moonlight. Chairs, trees, and rocks are some examples of non-luminous objects.
The correct statement would be that the moon is a non-luminous object.

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