MTP: Climate Change Discussion - no Deniers

[jc456]

QUOTE="Crick, post: 21604281, member: 48966"]I don't believe I have to as Billy Bob, SSDD and their idol Dr William Happer, have already explained it to us. CO2 absorbs LWIR radiated from the Earth's surface. It then very most likely loses that energy with a collision with other molecules of the air. That WARMS the air it collides with.

then very most likely

that doesn't mean it does right? and you have no hot spot, so you still fail. It must suck to fail every time you post something.

that doesn't mean it does right?

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?[/QUOTE]
why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

 

[jc456]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

 

[Crick]

This is why I gave up on you.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

why is the CO2 warm?

It absorbed IR.

The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.

how does it magically warm?

It's not magic, it's physics

When did conduction become radiation?

Never.

 

[jc456]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

why is the CO2 warm?

It absorbed IR.

The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.

how does it magically warm?

It's not magic, it's physics

When did conduction become radiation?

Never.

It absorbed IR.
just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer. Post a link stating such a thing.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.
It is the temperature it absorbed it at. Again, post the link that states CO2 becomes warmer by absorbing IR.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere or collides, if it collides it hands off the energy it has, no more, the CO2 emitting emits at it's temperature immediately after absorbing as long as it hasn't collided.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

why is the CO2 warm?

It absorbed IR.

The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.

how does it magically warm?

It's not magic, it's physics

When did conduction become radiation?

Never.

It absorbed IR.
just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer. Post a link stating such a thing.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.
It is the temperature it absorbed it at. Again, post the link that states CO2 becomes warmer by absorbing IR.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere or collides, if it collides it hands off the energy it has, no more, the CO2 emitting emits at it's temperature immediately after absorbing as long as it hasn't collided.

just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer.

Why not?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

It is the temperature it absorbed it at.

Please restate your claim more clearly.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere

Link?

 

[jc456]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

why is the CO2 warm?

It absorbed IR.

The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.

how does it magically warm?

It's not magic, it's physics

When did conduction become radiation?

Never.

It absorbed IR.
just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer. Post a link stating such a thing.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.
It is the temperature it absorbed it at. Again, post the link that states CO2 becomes warmer by absorbing IR.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere or collides, if it collides it hands off the energy it has, no more, the CO2 emitting emits at it's temperature immediately after absorbing as long as it hasn't collided.

just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer.

Why not?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

It is the temperature it absorbed it at.

Please restate your claim more clearly.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere

Link?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

you should read what I posted already. you sure have trouble with that aspect of the board. you don't read. I said it absorbs at its temperature. did I mention anything about cooling? nope. but damn there you are insinuating I did. that is childish and you are childish. consistently childish.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Warm CO2 colliding with N2 doesn't warm the N2?
Why not?

why would it? you post evidence it does just that. I'll wait.

Why would it? Now you don't understand conduction either?

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

why is the CO2 warm?

It absorbed IR.

The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.

how does it magically warm?

It's not magic, it's physics

When did conduction become radiation?

Never.

It absorbed IR.
just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer. Post a link stating such a thing.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.
It is the temperature it absorbed it at. Again, post the link that states CO2 becomes warmer by absorbing IR.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere or collides, if it collides it hands off the energy it has, no more, the CO2 emitting emits at it's temperature immediately after absorbing as long as it hasn't collided.

just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer.

Why not?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

It is the temperature it absorbed it at.

Please restate your claim more clearly.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere

Link?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

you should read what I posted already. you sure have trouble with that aspect of the board. you don't read. I said it absorbs at its temperature. did I mention anything about cooling? nope. but damn there you are insinuating I did. that is childish and you are childish. consistently childish.

you sure have trouble with that aspect of the board.

Yes, I have trouble understanding some of your gibberish.

I said it absorbs at its temperature.

What absorbs what at what temperature? Be specific.

did I mention anything about cooling? nope.

No, but you imagine energy absorbed doesn't increase temperature.
You should publish. The insulating possibilities are endless.

that is childish and you are childish.

Trying to dumb it down to your level often requires using childish speech.

 

[SSDD]

I don't believe I have to as Billy Bob, SSDD and their idol Dr William Happer, have already explained it to us. CO2 absorbs LWIR radiated from the Earth's surface. It then very most likely loses that energy with a collision with other molecules of the air. That WARMS the air it collides with.

But it does not describe the radiative greenhouse effect upon which the climate models are based...they fail because they are modeling a system that doesn't exist.

 

[toobfreak]

why is the CO2 warm? The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is. how does it magically warm?

When did conduction become radiation?

why is the CO2 warm?

It absorbed IR.

The CO2 absorbs IR at the temperature it is.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.

how does it magically warm?

It's not magic, it's physics

When did conduction become radiation?

Never.

It absorbed IR.
just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer. Post a link stating such a thing.

And after it absorbs IR, it's at a higher temperature.
It is the temperature it absorbed it at. Again, post the link that states CO2 becomes warmer by absorbing IR.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere or collides, if it collides it hands off the energy it has, no more, the CO2 emitting emits at it's temperature immediately after absorbing as long as it hasn't collided.

just because it absorbs IR doesn't make it warmer.

Why not?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

It is the temperature it absorbed it at.

Please restate your claim more clearly.

Oh, and one more thing, the warmer CO2 near the surface emits toward the cooler atmosphere

Link?

Do you feel matter cools when it absorbs energy?

you should read what I posted already. you sure have trouble with that aspect of the board. you don't read. I said it absorbs at its temperature. did I mention anything about cooling? nope. but damn there you are insinuating I did. that is childish and you are childish. consistently childish.

you sure have trouble with that aspect of the board.

Yes, I have trouble understanding some of your gibberish.

I said it absorbs at its temperature.

What absorbs what at what temperature? Be specific.

did I mention anything about cooling? nope.

No, but you imagine energy absorbed doesn't increase temperature.
You should publish. The insulating possibilities are endless.

that is childish and you are childish.

Trying to dumb it down to your level often requires using childish speech.

FOLKS: Basic Physics 101. When any material absorbs a longwave IR radiation, it converts to heat. The material takes on more energy. The only question now is what does it do with it, when does it do it and how?