Why does it get so cold at nights? - Page 3

Raeleigh

Canada902 Posts

January 04 2011 19:09 GMT

#41

Depending where you live, if it's summer at this time and not winter, sun stays out longer, is closer to the sun, and would leave the earth warmer for longer, since the sun is shining on it longer.
It gets so cold at those times because the earth obviously rotates, so it's at the farthest point from the sun ~_~!
At that time on the otherside, it's at the closest point.
Right? ?_?

As for getting a girlfriend, I prefer to be cold at night so I can warm up when I sleep B) But as soon as i'm asleep i'm like, 100% warm and like a heater!
8D!

exeexe

Denmark937 Posts

January 04 2011 19:19 GMT

#42

On January 04 2011 18:46 Masamune wrote:
I can say more confidently that the period before the Sun rises at dawn is the coldest time of day because the Earth has lost most of it's absorbed energy from when the Sun was last up giving off radiation.

fixed that for you:
I can say more confidently that the period before the Sun rises at dawn is the coldest time of day because the dirt has lost most of it's absorbed energy from when the Sun was last up giving off radiation.

Meepman

Canada610 Posts

January 05 2011 01:02 GMT

#43

For the sake of my belief in society, I really do hope the OP is a troll....

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