Outdoor Solar Lights

alright, i found an article saying that the coldest temperature in the solar system is actually on the moon. it said that some parts of the moon rarely face the sun because of its angle, like the poles. the poles have glaciers where the light hasnt touched it for a long while.

my question is that if other planets are at an angle.. and are further than the moon.. then why isnt the temperature cooler there..

please read this article …. and answer

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090917/ap_on_sc/us_sci_cold_moon;_ylt=AhSbfphZoxzV9LYsZ3PVH86HfNdF

If there is no asolute sun light it doesnt matter how far it is from Sun. You have to note that Moon is not active so it does not have heat from the its own body. So unexposed (to sun) locations get colder

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