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Why does one side of the Moon’s surface always remain much colder than the other side?

Why does one side of the Moon’s surface always remain much colder than the other side?
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Why does one side of the Moon’s surface always remain much colder than the other side?

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Because the only one side of the moon faces the sun at any given point this causes on side to be perpetually more hot in temperature.

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