There are a couple possibilities;
if the cooling fan is not turning on, the engine will heat up when idling. The cooling fan runs on a thermostat switch that senses coolant temperature. The switch can fail, as can the motor or the relay. You may need to go through a little diagnostic procedure to figure out what's causing your problem. To see if the fan works, try turning on the air conditioner. When the AC is on, the fan is SUPPOSED to run to pull air across the condenser.
if the cooling fan IS turning on, but the engine heats up anyway, it may be a problem with the water pump. After a water pump has been in operation for a while, the vanes will wear and/or corrode making the water pump less effective. At some point it stops functioning at low speed.
Saturn has rings and living thing like aliens
Compared to land, NO!
yes
Because solids cool off and heat up more rapidly than liquids.
Extrusive rocks which cool more rapidly than intrusive rocks generally have smaller crystals.
Yes it has been experimented with and is proven that because there is no direct sunlight and it is usually colder than it is in the morning and the moon is just the reflection off of the sun it would cool faster.
no
its cool
Dex-cool
cool rapidly
cause it would probalby be cool
it would be cool