Day and night over the moon

The earth rotates on its axis, so its surface is day over the part that passes against the sun. And there are nights at the back. Day and night as each of the planets rotates on the axis. We have 3 hours a day and 3 hours a night on earth. But on different planets this period is different.

The Moon is the satellite of the Earth, orbiting the Sun with it. If you say day in the sun as much as the sun on the moon, day and night talk about something different. As the moon moves slowly on its axis, it completes one cycle of our day at 1.5. So we do not have atmosphere on the moon for 1.5 days, so the direct rays of the sun are illuminated there. Because of the atmosphere on earth, the sun's rays in the evening appear as light sunlight due to the particles in the atmosphere. This does not happen on the moon. There is a similar situation with either light or dark. It starts dark when the sun's rays fall and there are no sun rays half a foot away. There is no light mode in the middle.