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No, not all moons are grey. While many moons, like our Moon, are predominantly grey due to their rocky surfaces and regolith, others have varied colors influenced by their composition, atmospheric conditions, and geological activity. For example, Jupiter's moon Europa appears white and blue due to its icy surface, while Io has vibrant colors from volcanic activity. Thus, the coloration of moons can vary widely across the solar system.

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