clear sky

no wind

Can radiation cool things off

how does light, electromagnetic radiation absorbed as infrared, which has been proved to heat objects, cool them? answer @Flat Earth PhD, answer

90% moon

what about the emissions spectra?

you can cool with light

]e.g. laser cooling

I quote @Amthyric : "so why does the moon and the sun have the same emissions spectra?"

radiation😮

MIT brought some material to near absolute zero

Does gravity exist

0 kelvin!!!

well, more absorption spectra now that I think about it

@Flat Earth PhD ?

I'm gravity agnostic

light from the sun is electromagnetic radiation in the ultraviolet, visible light, and infrared spectrum

I know something makes things move down

those heat thing up

look it up it's 7th grade physics

but it's not mututally exclusive to a flat-surfaced earth

But you dont know what

even if it's mass attracting mass I'm fine with it

not mutually exclusive

because we don't knwo what is underneath

@Flat Earth PhD do you know why the MIT lasers cooled it down?

@lunarEclipse they dont believe in physics

I remember

@danceonthey yes my friend @Deleted User agrees with you

@Flat Earth PhD do you remember the concept for laser cooling?

it's a quantum effect as I recall.

yeah

so how does it work?

like laser trapping

nope

anyway...has been fun guys

and gals

i dont get this🥺

it's ok

so here is how it works

It took me awhile too