Why don't earth Freeze.

[PattdownManiac]

When it is nighttime and the sun is on the other side of the earth, why don't dark side freeze. It is our atmosphere keeps heat in? Why do we even need sun anymore then.

[latefordinner]

I could tell you, but then you'd probably ask why people in South America don't fall off.

[Bill Haywood]

The magnetic field.

[arod18]

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I could tell you, but then you'd probably ask why people in South America don't fall off.

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I LOL'D

[FortunaMaximus]

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The magnetic field.

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And I thought wooden shoes were absurd. Go figure. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[Silent A]

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When it is nighttime and the sun is on the other side of the earth, why don't dark side freeze. It is our atmosphere keeps heat in? Why do we even need sun anymore then.

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We need the sun because otherwise it would be dark all the time.

[PattdownManiac]

See you acting like hotshots, but you can't actually explain why earth don't freeze when facing away from sun.

[Duke]

The Earth do not freeze because the core is too hot for that to happen.

[livin_a_lie]

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See you acting like hotshots, but you can't actually explain why earth don't freeze when facing away from sun.

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More people have sex at night and that creates a lot of heat.

[TimWillTell]

Greetings, oh Maniac.

Many times when Earth facing away from sun, Earth does frees!
The next day we then put on special shoes with a blade of iron under it to slide over the water that has become solid.