With all of the sun's energy striking the earth every second of every day, why doesn't the earth overheat and kill all life living on it?

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Martin Spa · Answer 1 · 2018-04-20T10:26:45+0000

If we were closer to it that would happen, but the orbit is just perfect so we aren't super close so we don't burn and we aren't so far away so we dont freeze

With all of the sun's energy striking the earth every second of every day, why doesn't the earth overheat and kill all life living on it?

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