@DanAV___ above sea level, has less atmosphere above it, allowing more ultraviolet (UV) and infrared radiation to reach the surface. Even if the thermometer shows the same air temperature, your skin receives more energy from the Sun, making the heat feel more intense.
@DanAV___ At sea level (75 meters above sea level), the atmosphere is thicker and absorbs or scatters a greater portion of the Sun’s radiation before it reaches the ground. In contrast, Mexico City, which sits at more than 2,200 meters (7,200 feet) (+)
@gildastian666@ArrowMcLaren Oiga, señora malinchista, ¿no tiene nada que hacer o por qué cada minuto se la pasa subiendo el mismo video? Ya hasta la vi en comentarios de Instagram.
I’d take FIA’s president’s statement about racism more serious had they actually banned Helmut Marko after his numerous racist attacks against Checo but of course not. Oh, and letting Nelson Piquet back into the garage after what he said about Lewis. 👍🏼