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· 9 years ago
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XD The title cracked me up!
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thepacifist
· 9 years ago
thumbs up for the title
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yecharon
· 9 years ago
Science side explain please?
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boredatwork
· 9 years ago
The main source of heat for planets is via sunlight. We maintain our temperatures because of our atmopshere. Being so close to the sun and being such a small planet (thus small graviational pull), mercury can't maintain much of an atmopshere...and the thus the heat is lost to space.
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guest
· 9 years ago
The planet has no atmosphere so when there is only heat where there is direct sunlight
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17green
· 9 years ago
And Mercury can get really hot too, up to 800 degrees fahrenheit
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magonus
· 9 years ago
-173C? What is that in actual numbers? And yes, I know the conversion formula to F, buy there's no reason to have to use it. You should just post using sensible units in the first place.
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blue
· 9 years ago
Holy shit, are you trolling, or should I be worried?
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magonus
· 9 years ago
Neither. There's no logical reason for the original post to be in Celsius instead of Farenheit.
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blue
· 9 years ago
Except for the fact that literally everyone but americans use celsius
blue
· 9 years ago
Water freezes at 0 celsius and cooks at 100 celsius and for some dumb reason in fahrenheit that's 32 degrees and 212
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magonus
· 9 years ago
It isn't dumb, it's physics. 32 and 212 degrees are the points where there is the proper amount of energy involved for water to change state. And it doesn't matter if everyone else uses Celsius, most of the world does a lot of foolish things like referring to soccer as football. They're wrong on both counts.
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blue
· 9 years ago
You dense motherfucker
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