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When the beam of light hits the globe near the center of the equator, how quickly does the surface heat up?

When the beam of light hits the globe near the center of the equator, how quickly does the surface heat up?
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When the beam of light hits the globe near the center of the equator, how quickly does the surface heat up?

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Very very fast. The heating up process becomes faster the closer the beam of light is to the equator

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