No sorry an axes has nothing to do with seasons

Electromagnetism?

The farther you’re away from the sun the colder it’s gonna be????

Why do you think mercury is hot and Neptune is cold??

Fairies and leprechauns?

Cthulu???

Have you ever been to mercury or Neptune to verify if they are hot or cold?

Brooooo

Yes the lunar bodies are on an elliptical and it depends on how tight it is running how much warmth is put out

Mercury is literally neighbors with a ball of F*cking Fire

Have you been there though?

Probes have

No. But the fact that its neighbors with [again] a ball of f*cling fire should give a pretty good indication of its temperature

Mercury is actually hot and cold

Since it’s tidally locked to the Sun

@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) Forgot that it was locked. Thank you

One side permanently exists in cold darkness

Till this day you can only feel the sun but no one has ever been to the sun. You can see it and feel it's effects but you have never been there so i fail to see how talking about objects that you can't see or have never been to has any bearing to whether you are on a flat plain or spherical water ball

Dude

Np @MechanicalMasterMan

If we send droids to the sun

They burn up

That’s a poor argument

How

We know the Sun shines in infrared, visible and ultraviolet light

But we can only perceive visible light

Truth is we have never sent anything up there literally. You can believe all you want but there is no proof or evidence to the contrary

Not you apt

Oh lol

Gas please. When has gas ever stayed in one spot

Wow you're really stuck into this sh*t

Gravity

The Sun is a plasma

The sun is a source of light and energy and that is about all you can prove

Gravitational mass keeps the sun [and all stars like it] together

The Sun also doesn’t stay in one spot. No one has ever claimed that. It obviously rotates and orbits the galactic center

Nothing is like the sun

So why does it get colder at night and warmer during the day

If it doesn’t give off heat

Many billions of stars are like the Sun actually