Why does the Earth have a tilt but the moon doesn't?

[somebodyelse]

Are there any explanations, theoretical or otherwise, as to why the Earth has a tilt (causing the seasons) while the moon does not?

 

[russ_watters]

The Eart's tilt is probably due to an impact. The moon is tidal locked to Earth, so I don't think the concept of "tilt" even applies to it.

 

[Janus]

The moon does have a tilt of ~6.6 degrees to its orbital plane around the Earth, and ~1.5 degrees to the ecliptic. That 1.5 degree tilt produces slight "seasons" on the Moon.

 

[somebodyelse]

Thank you. It seemed rather against the odds that the moon would have 0 tilt at all.