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Does moonlight make things colder?
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CitizenPerth |
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Whoever spends time outdoors knows it's a fact. When it's a clear, full moon night, you'll be noticeably warmer in some shade than standing in the open. Nothing to do with flat earthers, just a hint that we know nothing about space and are being lied to.
Quoting: bad mojo yes, you may be warmer but that is a simple fact of coverage from the air.... plants will give off ambient heat, and cold structures will shield you from the elements... not that hard really... just because there is a moon overhead doesn't make it give off mysterious 'cold light'.... Quoting: CitizenPerth I don't know, man. Since I was a kid I used to go hunting with my grandfather. That was the first time I heard about moonlight being cold, more than 30 years ago. Later, in school we were of course told that it's the sunlight coming off of our Moon, but in my experience moonlight is different. I've taken the things you say into consideration, and the environment surely plays a role, but if you're under direct moonlight you'll get colder as time goes by, I guarantee that. Quoting: bad mojo it's winter here... so bugger testing it right now... lol... but with summer around the corner? i'll definitely do the tests and report back when camping...
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