Roofstops of buildings get hot primarily due to solar radiation. The sun's rays hit the roof surface, which absorbs heat, especially if the roofing material is dark or has a low reflectivity. Additionally, heat generated from the building itself, along with reduced airflow around the roof, can further elevate temperatures. This phenomenon can lead to higher energy costs for cooling and increased wear on roofing materials.
Rooftops get hot because they absorb sunlight and convert it into heat. The materials used in constructing rooftops, such as asphalt and metal, can also retain heat. Lack of shade and ventilation can contribute to rooftop temperatures rising.
its hot because that makes it lighter so it can float above air.
It gets hot and cold. Hot because there is no atmosphere so the sun's rays get in much easily. Cold because there is not atmosphere to trap the heat and don't forget the moon rotates so it still has day and night.
The moon has no buildings on it.
It doesn't have an atmosphere to regulate the temperature.
To reflect the sun so they don't get as hot inside.
Yes buildings can be burned by flowing lava or hot ash floating.
dark colors absorb the light of the sun, which causes them to become hotter then things that are light in color
super hot mindless behavior
The minimum recommended hot water temperature for safe use in homes and commercial buildings is 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Sandstone buildings, Royal Crescent, Georgian and Roman hot springs.
There are quite a few buildings............... so im going to say that there are a couple of buildings in the US
He is so so so so so hot hot hot
So buildings don't catch on fire
Architecture is the study of buildings. This is studied so that architects know the best way to build new buildings.
um..........the buildings were really less and well now the dubai i covered with buildings no wonder many of us feel hot
since buildings are made so high and they do not have any support .due to this people are afraid of buildings