First world problems. Like literally first world here
11 years ago by wildones · 1421 Likes · 6 comments · Popular
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nerdsarecool1212
· 11 years ago
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I always thought that its odd how Mercury is super hot when facing the sun, but its super cold when facing away although it's closest to the sun.
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mspaintftw
· 11 years ago
Yeah this happens at the Sahara Desert too. During the summer months, the temperatures on cloudless nights can drop as low as 5° C (41 °F) and reaching over 40 °C (104 °F) during the day.
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guest
· 11 years ago
Well when you don't have an atmosphere it's kind of hard to hold heat from the day
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iccarus
· 11 years ago
yeah, science bitch!!!
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guest
· 11 years ago
its 50° C in Pakistan! poor guys
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guest
· 11 years ago
Mercury has little to no atmosphere, so the side that is facing the sun gets extremely hot and the side facing away gets extremely cold, because the atmosphere is supposed to trap in heat, but with a lack of one all of the heat escapes.
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