CrusaderFrank
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In a straight line and always from warmer to cooler
just so I have your position straight.....if I fill a tube with CO2, some of which is is in the excited mode...the CO2 will never emit a photon because the tube and the CO2 are the same temperature?????? for a day, a year, longer even?
hahahahahaha
Sorry Frank, I must have missed your reply.
Is my example consistent with your world view that radiation cannot form without a temperature gradient? Do you agree that internal atomic events are controlled by external macroscopic conditions?
Do you have any links from physicists that agree with your bizarre position? Are there any theorized explanations for it? Did you conceive of these proposals by yourself or are you repeating a perhaps poorly understood or mistakenly remembered vision put forward by someone else?
I have taken a lot of physics and read a lot of science history. It baffles me how you guys come up with some of the stuff you bbelieve
elieve. And are so CERTAIN about.
I'm trying to find where I said that radiation can't former without a temperature gradient.
Can you please find my post