The moon causes global warming

Answer 1

no

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Actually it can. If global warming melts the polar ice, then seal level will rise and there will be more free ocean water involved in the tides. As the tides are linked to the moon, as more free water becomes involved this will increase the rate at which the Earth's rotational energy will be transmitted to the moon, pushing the moon away from the Earth a little bit faster than it does now.

Answer 2

The sun hits the earth and warms it. Some of the warmth stays, and some of it is thrown back to the space.

CO2 and other gases from human activities, such as burning of coal, industry, car exhausts and go into the air, and they form a 'blanket' around the earth. They trap the heat around the earth, and warm it. This is called the greenhouse-effect.

It's not really the planet that is causing global warming but the activities of people that produce carbon emissions.

Answer 3

The moon does not cause global warming. Global warming is primarily driven by human activities that increase the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, leading to a warming effect. The moon's influence on Earth is limited to gravitational effects and tides, which do not contribute to global warming.

Answer 4

absolutely not. there is absolutely no connection between climate change and satellites.

Answer 5

NO the moon has not