Dust
By the beginning of the study of the radio emission of the Moon astronomers had one quite reliable characteristic of the Moon - the temperature of its surface. It was measured back in the 1930s by astrophysicists Petit and Nicholson by a simple, witty and so accurate method that so far no one has been able to exceed this accuracy. Based on the readings of infrared rays, scientists have established an amazing thing. The surface of our satellite heated at noon to plus 120 degrees Celsius at lunar night is bound by frost in minus 150 degrees Celsius...