A thin line at the far right of this graph is today's temperatures. It rises a little more than 1 degree Celsius above the average, equivalent to the highest point of the orange line.

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The graph shows that the temperature at 8 cm (80 mm) depth into the Moon’s surface drops to -10 degrees Celsius and at 6 cm (60 mm) depth, the temperature is around 5-10 degrees Celsius.

A thin line at the far right of this graph is today's temperatures. It rises a little more than 1 degree Celsius above the average, equivalent to the highest point of the orange line.

A thin line at the far right of this graph is today's temperatures. It rises a little more than 1 degree Celsius above the average, equivalent to the highest point of the orange line.