My teacher told me the moon had sun behind its bright color Dont believe this solar s?

Yhe moon does not 'glow' it get its like from reflecting sunligh just with almost everything you see in daylight.

The Moon reflects the Sun's light. Otherwise we wouldn't see it. Not sure what you mean by bright "color". If you are talking about the "blood moon" effect during a total lunar eclipse, that is from sunlight filtering through the Earth's atmosphere before being reflected back to us.

I am not sure if I understand the question due to your poor sentence structure, but the Sun shines on the Moon just like it does on the Earth (and all other planets, asteroids, etc), creating a "day" and "night" side.

Its CU's its bright normally

Too bad your teacher can't teach you proper English sentence structure. I don't know what you just said.

Anyone with elementary school education would never believe in such c o c k & bull stories.