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ELI5:So we are seeing the Sun as yellow but why are we seeing it's reflection from Moon as white?

Hey guys, so right now it is an almost commonly known thing that The Sun is white but we are seeing it as yellow. I wonder why this is not happening to the Sun's light reflected from the Moon's surface.
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Moonlight actually appears slightly bluish to the human eye due to the Purkinje effect, which basically states that at low illumination levels the eye is slightly more sensitive to blue light. The reflected light however is white, the same as sunlight. The sun appears yellowish due to a combination of its blackbody radiation output peaking around the yellow portion (that is, it emits more yellow light than red or blue light), and various atmospheric scattering effects.