Moonshine (Light) refers to the natural illumination produced by the Moon as it reflects sunlight. This phenomenon occurs when the Moon is positioned in such a way that its surface catches sunlight and radiates it back to Earth, creating a soft, silvery glow during the night. The brightness of moonlight varies depending on the Moon's phase, with a full Moon providing the most light. The intensity of moonshine can also be influenced by atmospheric conditions, such as clouds and humidity. On clear nights, moonlight can be bright enough to cast shadows and illuminate landscapes, making it a significant factor in nocturnal activities and natural ecosystems.