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Norway is considered to be a very cold country, especially
for those who are used to live in warmer countries like mine, Turkey. When I
first visited here, I was surprised because it was June and I had
to wear all my t-shirts and socks one over another instead of wearing them separately.
However after moving here I saw that it wasn’t as scary as I thought in
winters. On the contrary I enjoyed following the thermometer and got proud of
my resistance for cold. The coldest I have seen is -27 up to now and people call
it a warm, mild winter. I am waiting for my new cold record nowadays.
This subject reminded me of a piece I noted down from
Mehmet Hengirmen’s book “TANSIK”:
… The average temperature in outer space is -270°C and
sun rays are not sufficient to heat the earth. If magma didn’t heat the earth’s
crust from the bottom, the difference between the day and night temperature would
be over 100°C…
Before ending this part, maybe you would like to know
the temperature of those two giant heating sources. Sun: 15000000°C and Magma:
ranging from 600°C to 1600 °C. Can you imagine?
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