Moon water - Gamma Radiation

I have seen a lot of discussion lately over moon water, when to charge it, how to charge it, whether you can charge it if it's overcast or freezing out, etc
Most of what is written is a direct copy from universetoday.com and is considered general knowledge.  The image is from NASA.
“NASA’s Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope captured these images of the Moon’s gamma rays. In this part of the electromagnetic spectrum, the Moon is actually brighter than the Sun. That’s because the Sun produces most of its energy in other parts of the spectrum, though it does emit some gamma rays, especially during solar flares.
Most gamma rays in our Solar System come from distant sources like quasars and active galactic nuclei (AGN.) The Moon is an indirect source of gamma radiation, and produces gamma rays through its interaction with cosmic rays.
Cosmic rays are a type of high-energy radiation that for the most part is produced outside our Solar System. They’re produced by things like supernovae and active galactic nuclei. When cosmic rays strike matter, like the surface of the Moon in this instance, they create gamma rays.”
Tree leaves, clouds, snowstorms, glass, wood or anything of that nature it's not going to affect your moonwater at all. You can leave your moonwater in a window or even in the middle of your house if your roof is wood. The gamma radiation will pass right through it and right into your water.
Why is the full moon higher in gamma radiation than any other time? Easy the full moon is closer to space than it is to the sun.  The moon is a massive chunk of rock and as space radiation comes in it actually curves ever so slightly and is attracted to the moon especially if the moon is blocked from all of the other radiation coming off of the sun.
So is moon water a thing? Personally I think so we can actually measure gamma radiation so you know it exists and we know it exists in certain ways and at certain times, we know it effects living things.   Since a good portion of witchcraft is intention and belief. I think moonwater is a fine representation both mentally and physically of the changes that occur inside our minds during the full moon.
The last thing I see is people being all upset that their moonwater isn’t out on the exact full moon night or even worse (in their minds) not taken in before the sun rises. If you look up the exact time of full moon it will depend completely on where you're standing on the face of the earth. The full moon actually only occurs for a few seconds to you specifically and that one spot on the earth. However, I personally believe that any time in a three day stretch, the day before the day of or the day after your gamma radiation fill will be pretty much the same.
Does the sun affect your full moon water? Completely ridiculous. Gamma radiation is not affected by sunlight. And if you look up the exact time a full moon for you about half the time it's occurring in the middle of the day anyways.  February 3rd 2023, full moon actually occurred at 1:30pm in the afternoon for Tampa FL.   

NASA’s Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope - Earth's Moon