please don't try to plunge humanity into the dark ages of Scientific oppression


what goes up must come down = gravity

Great that wasn't the question, try reading again

Why can no globetrotters answer the simple question?

Why is the moon's light colder than the shade at night?

As measured by?

For I have danced with the Devil by the pale moonlight.

A thermometer, measures temperature

Moonlight / shade does not have a temperature. The object being blocked from the moonlight is also being being blocked from the night sky, which is the actual source of the difference in loss of heat between the 2 objects being measured. This experiment would yield the same results on a night with no moonlight.

This is what i thought. Trees and coverage would basically trap heat like a less effective blanket and raise the temp.

Hes really bad at explaining what he means though.