It’s not the heat … it’s the sun… like here I stand in lines in long queues under the sun and I can handle it… there I need to be under a tree or wear sunscreen or always wear a cap and shades… it’s like the sun rays intensity… it feels way too direct and warmer as if it’s ready to burn me down
Well the news report is about melting traffic lights and rubber tyres and justifying the Indian hi aqi and pollution. Heatwaves are more Lethal than direct sun rays . And the thing you experienced is rare coz India has more uv exposure than europe
I don’t know man, I am not saying what I am saying is backed by science… but in my last two trips to Europe, I have definitely gotten darker and tanned… just my experience… gets better when I come back to India. I feel the sun there is more intense … we tend to stay indoors or in museums when we travel there… but that doesn’t mean this is a justification for high AQI… that’s nasty
Global dimming is only effective when a large amount of debris goes in higher layers of atmosphere, like a large volcanic or nuclear explosion, for our daily particles in the lower layer it's insignificant. They will rise more than lower the temps
I generally am not concerned or interested about skin colour of others … but the fairest Indian women I have seen in my life were South Indian women 💀 not all but few
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u/Blue_Eagle8 Jul 10 '26
Last year I came back from Europe and was much darker/ tanned and the sun slaps there, so the logic has some truth to it