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बदलो वाली रात ज्यादा गर्म होती है क्यो?

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क्युकी बादलों की वजह से पृथ्वी की गर्मी वायुमंडल से बाहर नहीं जा पाती है. और गर्म हवा वायुमंडल में कैद हो जाती है

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