passive solar heating
Metal absorbs quite a bit of solar radiation on sunny days. This builds up heat in the interior of the building, turning it into an oven. This is not unlike a car parked in the sun. The temperature inside of the car can quickly rise to dangerous levels.
A car gets hot on a sunny day because sunlight enters through the windows and the surfaces inside the car (seats, dashboard, etc.) absorb the energy from the sunlight and convert it into heat. The heat gets trapped inside the car because the windows are closed, allowing the temperature to rise.
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Darker colors tend to absorb more heat than lighter colors.
Because the car has been absorbing the heat energy from the sun. Just like water-it absorbs the heat from the sun and keeps it in, making it warmer than the outside temperature.
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If you question is about 'cooking off', or heat caused detonation, it's very unlikely that the interior of a car can get hot enough.
The temperature will rise because the interior cannot re-radiate all of the heat through the glass or car body (as in a greenhouse). Unless the car is being cooled in some way, the interior air can reach potentially dangerous temperature levels (35 to 40°C or higher).
light waves from the sun pass through the windows and get trapped in the car. The heat energy then builds up and has no where to go, making the inside much hotter than outside. It can easily get warmer than 100 degrees.
Yes it can. Depends on the amount of tint and the color of the interior. Basically the tint refects light coming in. The sun will not heat up your interior as much when it is blocked.