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OK, idiots,
http://www.atmos.washington.edu/2001Q1/211/notes_for_011001_lecture.html
The Greenhouse Effect
An analogy:
Consider yourself sleeping comfortably under one blanket, your
metabolism operating at a fixed rate, putting out heat to keep your
body warm. The temperature of the top surface of the blanket is
measured with an infrared thermometer. It's a little warmer than the
room. Someone comes along and throws another blanket on you. Will the
temperature of the top surface of the top blanket be any different
from what it was before (after it has had time to adjust)? Not unless
your metabolism changes. But the top surface of the bottom blanket
will get warmer due to the influence of the top blanket, and you, the
sleeper will be warmer. Adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere of
a planet is like adding another blanket. It doesn't change the
effective radiating temperature of the planet, but it raises the
temperature of the surface of the planet.
That is your third referance, the first two were just the mathematical methods used.
http://www.ilovemycarbondioxide.com/...n_the_Moon.pdf
The author of this peice of shit is contradicted on every point by his 'referances'.
OK, idiots,
http://www.atmos.washington.edu/2001Q1/211/notes_for_011001_lecture.html
The Greenhouse Effect
An analogy:
Consider yourself sleeping comfortably under one blanket, your
metabolism operating at a fixed rate, putting out heat to keep your
body warm. The temperature of the top surface of the blanket is
measured with an infrared thermometer. It's a little warmer than the
room. Someone comes along and throws another blanket on you. Will the
temperature of the top surface of the top blanket be any different
from what it was before (after it has had time to adjust)? Not unless
your metabolism changes. But the top surface of the bottom blanket
will get warmer due to the influence of the top blanket, and you, the
sleeper will be warmer. Adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere of
a planet is like adding another blanket. It doesn't change the
effective radiating temperature of the planet, but it raises the
temperature of the surface of the planet.
That is your third referance, the first two were just the mathematical methods used.
http://www.ilovemycarbondioxide.com/...n_the_Moon.pdf
The author of this peice of shit is contradicted on every point by his 'referances'.
Man went there & fucked-up that pristine natural environment with their moon buggy & lunar lander. That caused man made global warming. Just ask Old Rocks in the head or rdean. They will tell you all about it.
OK, idiots,
http://www.atmos.washington.edu/2001Q1/211/notes_for_011001_lecture.html
The Greenhouse Effect
An analogy:
Consider yourself sleeping comfortably under one blanket, your
metabolism operating at a fixed rate, putting out heat to keep your
body warm. The temperature of the top surface of the blanket is
measured with an infrared thermometer. It's a little warmer than the
room. Someone comes along and throws another blanket on you. Will the
temperature of the top surface of the top blanket be any different
from what it was before (after it has had time to adjust)? Not unless
your metabolism changes. But the top surface of the bottom blanket
will get warmer due to the influence of the top blanket, and you, the
sleeper will be warmer. Adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere of
a planet is like adding another blanket. It doesn't change the
effective radiating temperature of the planet, but it raises the
temperature of the surface of the planet.
That is your third referance, the first two were just the mathematical methods used.
http://www.ilovemycarbondioxide.com/...n_the_Moon.pdf
The author of this peice of shit is contradicted on every point by his 'referances'.
What does this have to do with the Moon?
I guess you didn't get the memo. The global warming situation here on Earth was caused because the first astronauts that landed on the moon brought it back with them stuck to the soles of their space suit boots. It has constantly spread ever since. If we had not of went to the moon, we would not have this problem today. This, ladies and gentlemen, is just as much a valid theory for global warming as anything else being said - especially by Al Gore.
