Lunar Batteries

The sun is 500,000 times brighter than the full moon, therefore a lunar cell would have to have 500,000 times the area of a solar cell for the same power output, so a simplified answer is that a 1 metre x 1 metre solar cell would give the same output as a lunar cell 707 metres x 707 metres. That's assuming no clouds in the way, and the moon at its zenith. Also, full moon only happens once a month, whereas the sun rises every morning. So while it is "scientifically possible" to generate a tiny electric current from moonlight, it would not be any practical use.

This guy runs on it:

But he got to screw Linda Ronstadt, which is one more than you have ever managed...

I've done WAY better than Linda..... and have you seen her lately?

Oh God!
I prefer to remember her like this