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Flat Earth Community / Re: Why is it warmer in the shadow of moonlight rather than cooler?
« on: May 13, 2021, 05:46:36 AM »The results show that moonlight not only gives NO HEAT, it actually TAKES HEAT AWAY!
Do they, though? I don't know what experiment you're referring to specifically, but my guess is that all it really shows is that in some places, at night, items cool down faster than they do in other places. That's not surprising and there's lot of known reasons why this might happen. A proper experiment would try to account for all of these reasons and try to minimize the effect of potentially unknown reasons. It would take a number of measurements at a number of given locations on multiple days, crucially also on days when there is no moon and would, ideally, be double blinded, so that experimenter bias doesn't accidentally affect the result. Without all of that, it's hard to really know that what you think you're measuring really is what you're measuring.