why is it colder

[Cannon]

today i was checking temperatures, and i saw that in kerbin's orbit temperature is about -200 but on Ike it's -80.

but how, ike and duna are farther from kerbol than kerbin is so how does it make sense then ?

and one more question, when i collect data from some planets, let's say duna's gravity how do i see it then ?

when i go to "research and development" building and then science archives i can only see "Gravity scan from Duna's surface" but i can't see how strong the gravity is, is there any way to do it?

Edited August 19, 2014 by Cannon

[dryer_lint]

When you're doing the gravity scan, you right click on the sensor and select "Show display", or something like that.

As for the temperature... I have no idea.

[Sirrobert]

To see the results themselves, show display

[Epthelyn]

1) Temperature doesn't work properly.

[Belphegor]

1) Temperature doesn't work properly.

this. i measured 27° while landed on the icecaps at kerbin's north pole the other day

[Heimdall5008]

I measured 0 °C on the drak side (night side) of the Mun today. As stated before the temperaure does not really make sense.

I think there is a thread here in the forum that shows, that the temperature on a special heigth over Kerbin is hotter the the sun.