Why is the sun at sea so hot that people die? Can it cook wood? How often does it rain? Do you feel it?

First of all, the ultraviolet rays at sea will be stronger, because the absorption efficiency of seawater to ultraviolet rays is relatively low, and it is a good reflection medium. If exposed to strong ultraviolet rays for a long time, it may cause peeling, sunburn, dehydration and other symptoms.

Besides, baking wood is too exaggerated. The ignition point of firewood is generally 270 degrees Celsius. Unless you focus with a magnifying glass, it is difficult to light firewood with pure sunlight.

As for whether it often rains at sea, how do you say it? Generally speaking, the water evaporated in the sea will generally fall to the land, which does not mean that it will not rain at sea, but this situation is not as common as that on land.