Temperature

Temperature changes can be caused by celestial bodies. Many of the drastic changes in temperarure known on earth for the changing of seasons and even the difference between day and night is all due to the planet's rotation around the sun. As it orbits, the sun appears to change position in the sky, causing it to be dark or light in a particular location on earth. This also contributes to the temperatures rising and falling. When the sun is shining directly on an area, it typically becomes relatively warmer than when it is not shining.   Sun is not the cause of all temperature changes, however. There are several other natural and artificial ways to adjust temperature.   Temperature changes, much like Lightbeams (which may or may not contribute to temperature changes), are an important factor in creating a curated environment. Different temperatures can give off signals and special feelings to those who are experiencing them, causing their moods to change drastically. If things are at a comfortable temperature, a person is usually more calm or at ease, or at least their mind is free to wander or worry about something else other than the fact that their body is reacting negatively to an external irratant or harm.   some people have different temperature tolerances, preferences, and tendencies. What could be considered comfortable to some could be discomforting to others. Nevertheless, there are a few main temperature points that can be utilized to evoke feelings in Humans.   Slight warmth that is not too hot can be comforting to some humans. It can remind them of safety and coziness. Slight chill can encourage commraderie, as many have the instinct to band together against the cold in order to create warmth. It can also inspire action. Moving around in cold can warm up the body and prevent freezing. If temperatures are too cold, it may cause one to completely give up and begin the freezing process.   If something is extremely hot, it can cause one to panic and attempt to find relief.   Temperatures can also cause different reactions based upon how they are introduced to the human. if something is cold in your hand, it could be considered comforting, especially if the rest of the environment is too warm.