Can a rocky planet or moon be stark white?

From pictures I've seen, all rocky planets in our solar system are some shade of grey, brown, and red. Ignoring stuff like atmosphere and oceans and plant life of course.

I was thinking of a world that had a stark white moon. But could such a thing exist? The only 'white' moon I know of is Triton, and that world is covered in ice. I highly doubt a planet in the 'Goldilocks zone' could have a frozen moon.

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