I would imagine there is some heat due to the small air, but mostly the little air just ends up slowing things down over a long time - like months.
It is very little air, but just enough to slow things down, not heat things up.
I would imagine there is some heat due to the small air, but mostly the little air just ends up slowing things down over a long time - like months.
It is very little air, but just enough to slow things down, not heat things up.
It's slowing due to friction, which causes heat.
It's slowing due to friction, which causes heat.
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