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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 major factor which does change the Moonâs surface is the impact of meteoroids, forming craters. Even this process is very slow today; most of the Moonâs craters, and all of the large ones, are hundreds of millions to billions of years old. The surface of the Moon is very old, compared to the Earth. Ask the students to think about why the Moon and the Earth are different.