Sheetrock can certainly crack when the temperature is very cold. This is because the rock tries to contract more than it can.
Because colder temperatures affect your bones.
In extreme cold temperatures, some metals may become more brittle, and may break when exposed to ordinary stresses.
Because if the water goes in the crack and freeze, the crack will expand
The temperatures on Pluto are extremely cold. Because it is the farthest planet (or dwarf planet) away from the sun, that's why its so cold.
In paintball, higher temperatures cause the gelatin casing to melt, causing the overall paintball to become sticky and mushy. Lower temperatures will cause them to become brittle and crack instead. However, there are some winter-adjusted paints that will not become brittle in cold temperatures.
Cold-shortness: Large quantities of phosphorus (in excess of 0.12%P) reduces the ductility, thereby increasing the tendency of the steel to crack when cold worked. This brittle condition at temperatures below the recrystallization temperature is called cold-shortness.
no because the temperatures r to low and cold
Probably because the virus cannot survive the cold temperatures there.
Yes, it is a form of mechanical weathering. Water manages to get into a crack in a rock, and with cold temperatures, freezes. When transferring from a liquid to a solid, the molecules of water expand by crystallization, widening the crack in the rock.
Skin cracks when it is cold because the air is extreemly dry and sucks the moisture out of your skin.
Hot temperatures because bacteria and germs more faster and are quicker to reproduce, rather than being in cold temperatures.
cold temperature