Geothermal energy sources on the Moon are largely considered non-viable due to its geologically dead status, with limited moonquake activity attributed to tidal forces, meteor impacts, and thermal expansion rather than tectonic movement. While some moonquakes have been recorded, their frequency and energy levels are significantly lower than those on Earth, indicating a lack of substantial internal heat generation. Theories suggest that any geothermal activity is minimal and does not support the existence of a molten mantle. The presence of heavy elements may exist, but their density is insufficient to create usable warm spots. Overall, the Moon's geological inactivity suggests that it does not provide a reliable source of geothermal energy.