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What makes the world hotter?

Updated: 8/10/2023
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13y ago

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sun, fire etc.

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The thing that causes something to become warmor hot is when molecules kinetic energy is very high and the molecules are moving very quickly and banging against each other and soon that thing is warm or hot.

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The earth's Equator heats up all lava that comes out of all volcanos; since the valcanos lava goes fully down to the core of earth, it will heat it up until eruption time.

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It is hot because it comes from the interior of Earth, which is extremely hot.

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