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There is no such attraction. Dark objects get hot because they reflect less light.
The moon has no atmosphere and therefore no weather, so it does not have a climate.Technically yes but only thing is that it doesn't have ozone layer and Sun bumps into it and that's why moon's weather depends on which side is Sun and on which side is tent.Very hot on the sunny side, very cold on the dark side.
Nobody knows for certain but most people feel that heaven will have the perfect temperature and climate.
Mercury is a terrestrial planet because it has a hot climate and it is close to the sun.
Arcturus is hot. Bear in mind that only a hot star is even going to be seen in the night sky. Any cold star would also be dark.
no its good for cold climate for hot climates clear roofs will be a good use
In hot desert we will get more vitamin D and this type of climate helps some fauna to live.
If dark clothes are hotter why do people from hot countries have dark skin?
The Incas looked like Indians, so they had dark skin, because their surroundings were hot ans sunny.
Your skin will become dark, darker, darkest and more dark, more darker, most darker, wastage of skin, irritating. Totally your skin will be exploited and no one in the world can cure it.
Probably a dark tan color from being continually exposed to the hot sun of Israel combined with His natural olive skin tone.
No, the Sahara has a hot and dry climate.
because they live in hot climate
the climate would be hot but not to hot
First of all, your question seems to be presuppose that humanity in its "normal" state has some non-black skin color and that blackness is a deviation from the norm, demanding an explanation. However, Aboriginals have dark skin for the same reason Europeans have light skin, North Africans have medium skin, and Sub-Saharan Africans have dark skin: adaptation to to climate. Natural selection has tended to favor dark-skinned individuals in tropical regions. Obviously southern Australia is far from the Tropics, but this, one can guess, indicates that Aboriginals "became" black at some point in their history whilst living in a hot sunny climate in Australia or elsewhere (i.e. Africa). Some people think they somehow came from Africa and most of the natives peoples in Africa are black, so that could be a contributing factor.
All the deserts of Australia have a hot subtropical desert climate.
A tropical climate