i am a physics professor in Harvard University, do you know why the sun is very hot in the day and cold in ***

Question

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Answer 1

I'm a psychiatrist from Yale.
You need help

Answer 2

Because the earth is a cold places, without the sun it would be just like pluto i big ice ball, and the sun makes it so it can get really hot in fact we wouldn't have day without (i know you know that) so that is why it is hot at day and cold at night because the sun isn't around to warm ya.

Answer 3

You are misinformed. The sun is always hot - it is basically a giant burning ball of fire. Just because the temperature may be cold during the night time on earth doesn't mean the sun suddenly became cold.

Answer 4

Where is the sun at night?

Which Harvard University are we talking about

Answer 5

If you have a physics degree, then, I have a bridge for sale in Brooklyn, NY.

The sun stays the same temperature at night and during the day.

Answer 6

the sun is hot regardless of time of day prof (sic)

The reason for the temperature difference on the surface of the earth is due to the fact that one side of the earth points towards the sun whilst the other half points away.

Answer 7

wow i m really amazed at u and tarantoz iq really how were u selected in the Harvard U liar when the earth isnt facing the sun it does not get that much warmness

Answer 8

the sun is NOT cold at night. the earth rotates on it's axis and as such when you are pointing AWAY from the sun, the temperature (as well as the ambient light) goes down.

Answer 9

I an Electronics professor from ITT Tech. Your cable works now.

Answer 10

And I'm a Law professor from Oxford, you're under arrest. (cksq)