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Why does the temperature on the moon differ so much between night and day? A-Very little atmosphere B-It Spins really fast C-No gravity D-Weathering and Erosion
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Why does the temperature on the moon differ so much between night

and day?

A-Very little atmosphere
B-It Spins really fast
C-No gravity
D-Weathering and Erosion

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Answer: A

Explanation: The moon has no atmosphere to hold in heat at night or prevent the surface from getting so hot during the day.
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