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Thanks for your question about the moon. As far as we know, from the moon missions and from very special meteorites that are actually pieces of the moon that have fallen to Earth, the moon is made up mostly of four minerals: plagioclase, pyroxene, olivine and ilmenite.
The moon is always gray. The different atmospheric conditions just make the light appear different colors. The moon is sometimes orange because of refraction. The moon can appear orange when it is low in the sky and when there are a lot of dust particles in the atmosphere. The visible light of the moon is made up of different colors: red, orange, yellow, blue, green and purple (which together appear white).