Beat The Heat By Traveling To The Moon, Scientists Discover Pits That Stay 63 ℉ All Year

According to a study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters by Tyler Horvath, a PhD student in planetary science at the University of California, Los Angeles, they discovered pits on the Moon that stay at 63 °F all year and could be a place to visit to escape the heat.

You might want to think about going to the Moon to cool off if the heat wave is making you miserable. On the lunar surface, there are pits that are constantly cool at 63 F (17 C).

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