Heat (infra red radiation) radiates into space at night, cooling the earth.
The clouds grow hotter at night to make up for the sun being down, and they are cooler during the day, because they block the sun.
During the day the sun is out and shines on the moon, but at night the sun goes down, therefore the moon is dark when the sun is down.
The Earth formed 4.6bn years ago, and the temperature of the core is currently 5200°c, and it's projected to go cold in something like 90bn years time, which is irrelevant as the Sun will turn into a Red Giant in around 5bn years time, engulfing the Earth and completely destroying it, so to answer your question, it takes a VERY long time for the Earth to cool down- so long in fact, that it will actually NEVER cool down.
The moon has no atmosphere. During the day, the sun beats down on it mercilessly - not "tamed" or "softened" by a layer of atmosphere. During the lunar night, the heat rapidly escapes into space, plunging the lunar surface several hundred degrees below zero. The moon's weather would be earth's weather too - except for our atmosphere.
My thought would be on the other side of earth or since they say that the sun is what gives light to the moon so that we are able see it, maybe moon doesn't receive the sun's light in the morning sometimes...
knoe
During the night
Deserts typicaly cool down during the night time and the temperatures drop as the year progresses toward the winter months.
Because they get warm during the night and want to cool down.
The suns radiation heats up the earth during the day
The suns radiation heats up the earth during the day
The day and night would be longer, so parts of the Earth might heat up or cool down more each day.
Yes. It certainly does get colder at night in Australia. During summer, it takes a lot longer in some areas for the night air to cool down, especially in the far north, but it does get cooler.
Most hot deserts quickly cool down at night because there is little humidity and cloud cover to hold in daytime heating. The heat radiates back into space and the desert become quite cool at night.
During the day it can rise to 107 degrees C and at night it can dip down to -153 degrees C
The clouds grow hotter at night to make up for the sun being down, and they are cooler during the day, because they block the sun.
To keep cool on a hot night start by wearing loose and light clothing. Do not use heavy blankets and drink cold water to cool you down as well.