Moon, the World's ordinary satellite, may give off an impression of being a 
lethargic infection shake yet the way that cold does it truly get on the lunar 
surface and what is the temperature on it?


In actuality, the Moon isn't that cool, essentially not continually. 
Like Earth, the moon's surface temperature changes depending upon whether 
light hits it. Noticeably, these fluctuations in temperature can be extremely 
close to home, reported Live Science.


"The temperature just furiously swings from exceptionally hot to 
staggeringly cool," John Monnier, an instructor of cosmology at 
the School of Michigan, told Live Science.


He said that the moon's temperature can go from about - 148 degrees 
Fahrenheit to over 212°F (- 100 degrees Celsius to over 100°C). Rather than 
the Moon, Earth's mean surface temperature is 59°F (15°C), but 
it goes from about - 129°F to 134°F (- 89°C to 57°C), 
as demonstrated by Nasa.