We're talking because you made another idiotic claim. This one was that the atmosphere itself generates heat.
Are you so bad at math you can't show me? Try again.
Who would have thought that the T in PV=nRT was superfluous? Here I was believing that if you know what P,V,n, & R were, you could calculate T (average). Maybe you should call science and tell them that the T is an error and P,V,n & R are all that is necessary in the ideal gas law...T is not truly part of the equation.
Previous times through it you claimed an object stops radiating when a warmer object is nearby, now you're trying to squirm out.
never said anything like that...you are repeating your interpretation of what I said...ie you are a liar who apparently can't read words, absorb them, and repeat them without making some sort of change to them.
Who would have thought that the T in PV=nRT was superfluous?
Only a moron would think that.
Maybe you should call science and tell them that the T is an error and P,V,n & R are all that is necessary in the ideal gas law...T is not truly part of the equation.
That would be a stupid thing to do.
In the mean time, I'm waiting for you to show how "the atmosphere itself generates heat"
You have the ideal gas law, so prove your claim.
Start here, you have 2 liters of N2 at 12 atm, how much heat does it generate?
Show all your work.