lets go deeper into this moonlight theory

Moonlight/Moonshade Temperature difference Experiment

Take two similar thermometers
Place one directly lit up by moon light and the other in solid moon shade
Make sure to place them in a similar location and surface material, out of the elements
Leave for 30 minutes, then take and record temperature reading for each
Swap the thermometers over with each other and leave for another 30 minutes
Take and record temp readings for each

what sources that have been observed (besides the moon) do not give off heat

and actively cool objects

None

i'd imagine it'd be better than AC

so why only the moon

what makes the moon special

I dunno go check it out

wha

Because it is ours

what?

well it's your theory I follow the accepted one

Thats fine

Then we are done here

Have a good day

I already have moonlight debunked i'm just trying to find more reasons

Gtg

cheers mate

see ya around

have a good night lad

Yeet

You debunked it by doing your own tests?

I'm gonna do one tonight but we shouldn't use anecdotal evidence as leverage in a debate

this chat is lit

is there a full moon tonight?

Actually that is a good question stated earlier, what object can actively cool anything?

You should do it. Have funm

idk what the phase is tonight

humility hmmm a peltier?

yeah i've never heard of anything that can cool objects

i wonder if we can magnify a magnifying glass

@RidleyChozo how do you explain the lit up part on the moon always facing the sun

err light sources I mean

technically yeah logos

I don't see a reason why we can't

magnify a magnifying glass being magnifyed with a magnifying glass

ye

isn't that just a microscope

Well when we speak of "coldness" we are really describing a gradual cessation of particle movement

or less amout of kenetic energy simply