Question
(dumb it down alot and make it seem like an 8th grader wrote it with only 3 sentences per part)
Part 1: Between the moon and Earth, which has a higher maximum surface temperature?
Part 2: Using complete sentences, explain the reason for this.
Part 1: Between the moon and Earth, which has a higher maximum surface temperature?
Part 2: Using complete sentences, explain the reason for this.
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**Part 1:** The Earth has a higher maximum surface temperature than the Moon. During the day, Earth's temperature can get really hot, especially in deserts. The Moon, however, gets super hot during the day but also cools down a lot at night.
**Part 2:** Earth is warmer because it has an atmosphere that traps heat from the Sun. This atmosphere helps keep the temperature more stable, so it doesn't get too hot or too cold. The Moon has almost no atmosphere, so it can get extremely hot during the day but then freeze at night.
**Part 2:** Earth is warmer because it has an atmosphere that traps heat from the Sun. This atmosphere helps keep the temperature more stable, so it doesn't get too hot or too cold. The Moon has almost no atmosphere, so it can get extremely hot during the day but then freeze at night.