alleryStart learning →Why do nights on Earth not become extremely cold?
AThe air keeps some heat
BThe sea gives out light
CThe Moon heats the land
DThe stars warm the sky
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The air keeps some heat
The blanket of air keeps part of the day's heat, so the night does not cool down too much.
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