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Between the moon and earth, Which has a higher maximum surface temperature
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Between the moon and earth, Which has a higher maximum surface temperature

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The moon has a higher maximum surface temperature compared to Earth (253 degrees of moon to 136 degrees of Earth), but this also depends on night (which is colder) or day (which is hotter).

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