depending on what their answer is

do they think all that energy just disappears?

yes

The moon puts off cold light

Thus cooling the earth

@Citizen Z oh

my

God

are you serious?

cool light?

do you even know what light is?

Yes

light is energy

energy is heat

you can't emit cold heat

even if you could, that would violate the second law of thermodyamics

Just because you dont know how doesnt mean it isnt so

what you are saying literally violates thermodynamics

Test the moonlight

Listen you little debate troll

Go test it

have you ever did that experiment during a new moon?

you get the same result

Yes and i didnt get the same result

so clearly it has absolutly nothing to do with the moon

so i have a proposition for you

an explination

have you ever heard of a little thing called

Insulation

Why r u here?

when you have a glass of water out in the open, it will transfer its energy

if you put it under something, its energy is trapped

this is basic thermodynamics

Dont you have an important nasa meeting to attend or a space video to watch?

lmfao

so how about you tell me how something can have "cold heat"

We know there is light that doesnt emit heat