Stars like our Sun expand as they grow old. As their core runs out of hydrogen and then helium, the core contracts and the outer layers expand, cool, and become less bright. This is a red giant, It will eventually collapse and explode.
Stars like our Sun live for about 10 billion years.
The surface will cool in a few billion years when the sun expands into its "red giant" stage. This will be followed by a collapse into a white dwarf, in which the surface will be much hotter but also much smaller. It's very likely that Earth will be gone before that happens, though, and it will become unlivable sometime in the next couple of billion years at most, so it's not really much of an issue in practice.
As the sun goes down the air contains a certain amount of water vapor. The air then begins to cool eventually the air will reach the ground and settle as dew.
when the sun heat the ocean,sea,and the water vapour rises and condenses with cool air and form cumulus clouds then the rain fall down.
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because the clouds cool down
Breezes have nothing to do with the sun, so you don't always get a cool breeze when the sun goes down. However, temperatures do typically get lower after the sun goes down.
Chuck Norris would never cool down the sun. Its Chuck Norris approved.
cats worship the sun! they lick themselves i think 2 cool down
Rocks are most likely to cool down at night or in other words when the sun sets as there is no sun for it to heat up. Hope it helped Sm:)e
No I can't :( Why would you want to it's the giver of life
the colours white, silver and yellow will cool down the fastest
The lack of clouds means that the desert will heat up quickly when the sun rises but will also cool down quickly when the sun goes down.
The road would cool fastest.
No, the sun does not cool the ocean. Remember, the sun heats up things.
Eventually, it would cool down until it freezes.
Sunspots. They are only "cool" relative to the rest of the Sun.
As the sun goes down the air contains a certain amount of water vapor. The air then begins to cool eventually the air will reach the ground and settle as dew.