Which statement is true? A. Temperatures on the Moon are always the same as the temperatures at the Earth’s poles.

B. Temperatures on the Moon are always hotter than the Earth.

C. Temperatures on the Moon are always colder than the Earth.

D. Temperatures on the Moon fall into a wider range than on the Earth.

D

Because the moon lacks an atmosphere and it’s day night cycle is so long, one side of the moon will spend a long time in the suns rays with no atmosphere to absorb the energy, while the other side will have no sunlight at all. The lit side will reach extremely high temperatures, and the dark side will reach extremely cold ones.

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