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Still don’t see two BB’s. Still says ‘a’Again, your bastardized version of the SB equation would allow you to set T=0..that violates the assumption of the SB law that T>Tc....
The SB law is an integration of Planck's law....can you show me a two way version of Planck's law? You can't because there is none...if there is none, exactly where does the proof of a "two way" SB law reside within the scientific literature? Answer...nowhere....the same place the physical evidence that might support your belief resides.
The SB law is an integration of Planck's law....can you show me a two way version of Planck's law?
Planck's law describes the spectral density of electromagnetic radiation emitted by a black body in thermal equilibrium at a given temperature T. The law is named after Max Planck, who proposed it in 1900. It is a pioneering result of modern physics and quantum theory.
Planck's law - Wikipedia
That's weird, your claim is that objects at equilibrium stop emitting.
Did Planck get it wrong?
I asked for a two way version of Planck's law...what's that? You can't find one...that's what I thought...that is why I asked for it.
I asked for a two way version of Planck's law...
Do you not understand what "electromagnetic radiation emitted by a black body in thermal equilibrium" means?
Please post a version that says radiation only flows one way.
Of course I do...a is a singular term...a black body...I don't see anything there about another object that the BB might be receiving energy from.
I don't see anything there about another object that the BB might be receiving energy from
a black body in thermal equilibrium at a given temperature T.
Equilibrium, with what, you might ask?
We've all seen, and mocked, your previous epicycle that said objects at equilibrium cease emissions.
Please post a version that says radiation only flows one way.
Or maybe another source which disproves your claims? LOL!