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Is it possible to get eye damage, or even a sunburn, from the moon's light?

If moon is just reflecting the Sun's light, then are the UV rays also reflected? And are the UV rays strong enough do damage or affect the human body at all?
gpt
No, the intensity of the reflected moonlight from a full moon is about 300,000 times weaker than that of direct sunlight (the exact number depends on various conditions such as location on Earth, where the moon is in its orbit, etc...).

So in order to get the same amount of UV radiation as you'd get from 15 minutes of direct sunlight, you'd need to be exposed to the moonlight for 8.5 years. In this time, the skin's limited self-healing capabilities are easily able to overcome the damage.

Your eyes are safe as well, because even looking directly into the moon is orders of magnitude less bright than looking at the sky on a cloudy day. It's even well below the intensity of dimly lit interiors.