@Slash The air is thiner but still transmits heat. It still should get hotter. Do you have some calculations that prove your point. Thermodinamics is the way to answer the question.
And the way I heard it explained to me through science teachers and papers I have read, it's because there is less air touching your body, thus less heat being transmitted
Yes that ispart of the answer but it is not the full solution. The question that im asking is how much should it affect? Really enough? Plus you would need an aproximate distance to the sun to be sure, if earth is flat it is simple trigonometry. If you do research you will be the first flat earther that I see that has a complete solution to the problem.
