Why does the interior of a car become too hot when parked in the sun as compared to the temperature outside?
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The interior of a car become too hot when parked in the sun as compared to the temperature outside due to green house effect.
The light rays along with the heat enters into our car from the glass windows but cannot escape because when they reflects back, the strengh of the heat and light rays decreases hence they cannot easily get escaped from the car.
When this happens, the black coloured parts of the car absorbs the heat so it becomes too hot.
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interior of a car become too hot when parked in the sun as compared to the temperature outside due to green house effect. ... When this happens, the black coloured parts of the car absorbs the heat so it becomes too hot.29-Jan-2020
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