Is the interior of the moon hot or cold?

Answer 1

The temperature of the moon averages between 25 and 108 degrees celcius

AnswerThe temperature on the moon can drop to - 280 degrees Fahrenheit which is -173 degrees Celsius.

During the lunar day, the surface temperature averages 107°C, and during the lunar night, it averages -153°C

Answer 2

The interior of the Moon is hot, with temperatures ranging from about 1,300 to 2,500 degrees Celsius (2,372 to 4,532 degrees Fahrenheit) near the core. This heat is largely residual from the Moon's formation and radioactive decay processes occurring within its interior.

Answer 3

Both, alternately, because it is heated by the Sun and cooled by radiation into space.

The Moon has no atmosphere, and no current volcanism.

When the surface is exposed to sunlight, it rapidly heats up to as much as 120 degrees C (250 F). But when not in sunlight, it rapidly cools to extremely low temperatures, -150 degrees C or even lower. In some deep craters where sunlight never reaches, lows have been detected of just 25 to 35 degrees K (-250 to -240 C), barely above absolute zero).

Answer 4

Well technically the moon is freezing on both sides but if you are referring to the dark side of the moon as the cold side and the hot side of the moon as the side we can see then the reason it's like that is because the side you can see "the hot side" is were the sun's light and heat is at the visible side and the dark side is cold because there is no heat and or light on that side.

Answer 5

Yes.

The estimated temperatures on the moon's surface are:

where the sun shines: 225 F (107 C)

where the sun doesn't shine: negative 243 F (-153 C)

Remember ... there's no place on the moon that's always light or always dark.
Every place on the moon is in sunlight for about 2 weeks, and then dark for
the next 2 weeks.

Answer 6

Very cold if you are in the lunar night; anything experiencing the lunar day is very hot.

Answer 7

It's hot enough that the core is at least partially molten.

Answer 8

Its because the rotation and the revolution period of the moon is exactly the same.

Answer 9

On the day side very hot, on the night side very cold.

Answer 10

That's easy when there's no atmosphere to spread the heat around. Now you can understand
how convenient it is that we happen to have this envelope of air around the earth.