How is the Moon's mantle different from Earth's?
A) The lunar mantle is too cold to form convection cells.
B) The lunar mantle has a different composition than Earth's.
C) The Moon's mantle has a higher density than Earth's.
D) The lunar mantle extends to the center of the Moon.

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The lunar mantle is too cold to form convection cells, unlike Earth's mantle, which is hot enough to allow for convection currents.

How Is the Moon's Mantle Different from Earth's