Apparently we really need a "debate" over the term ICE AGE because y'all are all wrong...

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NOAA says SAP is not correlated, or inversely correlated with temperature.


The skateboard on Mars refutes NOAA...

and you think that's funny...

Well... OK... FRAUD is FRAUD and NOAA is WRONG...

NOAA said what NOAA said...

• 1. Pressure increases with warmer temperatures (in closed container)
• 2.But atmosphere has no walls, so heated air expands, becomes less dense. Thus, net result is that pressure actually decreases when heated.

 

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NOAA says SAP is not correlated, or inversely correlated with temperature.


The skateboard on Mars refutes NOAA...

and you think that's funny...

Well... OK... FRAUD is FRAUD and NOAA is WRONG...

What's you conversion factor for farts per psi of air pressure?

 

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NOAA said what NOAA said...

• 1. Pressure increases with warmer temperatures (in closed container)
• 2.But atmosphere has no walls, so heated air expands, becomes less dense. Thus, net result is that pressure actually decreases when heated.

Once again it is "local weather" BS completely refuted by the ACTUAL DATA from Mars, showing

WHEN AN ENTIRE PLANET WARMS, ITS SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES


Mars
Pluto
Earth
Jurassic


A lot of treasonous fudgebaking liars at NOAA not only deserve to get "DOGEd" they also deserve indictments...

 

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Once again it is "local weather" BS completely refuted by the ACTUAL DATA from Mars, showing

WHEN AN ENTIRE PLANET WARMS, ITS SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES


Mars
Pluto
Earth
Jurassic


A lot of treasonous fudgebaking liars at NOAA not only deserve to get "DOGEd" they also deserve indictments...

The laws of nature don't change on Mars.

You make the dumbest arguments.

 

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The laws of nature don't change on Mars.

You make the dumbest arguments.

No they don't change. "Hot air" still rises. What the Mars data proves is that

WHEN THE ENTIRE PLANET WARMS, SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES

and that applies to every planet with an atmosphere including Earth

 

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No they don't change. "Hot air" still rises. What the Mars data proves is that

WHEN THE ENTIRE PLANET WARMS, SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES

and that applies to every planet with an atmosphere including Earth

CO2 changing states isn't proving what you think.

Here's real world data for earth.

The following data was measured at Station 42001 in the central Gulf. In January, when air temperatures average 20.7 C (69F), the average pressure is 1019.1 mb. In June, when the average air temperature is 27.6C (81.7F), the average air pressure is 1015.0 mb. As you can see, air pressure does vary according to temperature. Cold air is more dense than warm air, i.e., it weighs more. As a result, it tends to sink. Warm air, on the other hand, is less dense. Therefore, it weighs less and tends to rise. Meteorologists say that warm air is buoyant.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

 

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CO2 changing states isn't proving what you think.

Here's real world data for earth.

The following data was measured at Station 42001 in the central Gulf. In January, when air temperatures average 20.7 C (69F), the average pressure is 1019.1 mb. In June, when the average air temperature is 27.6C (81.7F), the average air pressure is 1015.0 mb. As you can see, air pressure does vary according to temperature. Cold air is more dense than warm air, i.e., it weighs more. As a result, it tends to sink. Warm air, on the other hand, is less dense. Therefore, it weighs less and tends to rise. Meteorologists say that warm air is buoyant.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

Once again the same broken record "hot air rises" that completely diverts from the issue...

WHEN THE ENTIRE PLANET WARMS.... SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES


and on Earth there is NO RISE IN SURFACE AIR PRESSURE which proves EARTH IS NOT WARMING....

and endlessly posting "hot air rises" and "water causes ice" is all your side has...

 

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Once again the same broken record "hot air rises" that completely diverts from the issue...

WHEN THE ENTIRE PLANET WARMS.... SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES


and on Earth there is NO RISE IN SURFACE AIR PRESSURE which proves EARTH IS NOT WARMING....

and endlessly posting "hot air rises" and "water causes ice" is all your side has...

The following data was measured at Station 42001 in the central Gulf. In January, when air temperatures average 20.7 C (69F), the average pressure is 1019.1 mb. In June, when the average air temperature is 27.6C (81.7F), the average air pressure is 1015.0 mb. As you can see, air pressure does vary according to temperature. Cold air is more dense than warm air, i.e., it weighs more. As a result, it tends to sink. Warm air, on the other hand, is less dense. Therefore, it weighs less and tends to rise. Meteorologists say that warm air is buoyant.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

 

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WHEN THE ENTIRE PLANET WARMS.... SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES

Look at the above image. Imagine that the little circles in the beakers are air molecules. The image on the left shows the beaker of molecules when the air is cool. However, the image on the right shows the same beaker when it is warmed. As you can see, some of the molecules leave the beaker when heat is applied. The same situation occurs when the atmosphere is heated: some of the air molecules "leave" or float away, thus causing decreased air pressure.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

 

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The following data was measured at Station 42001 in the central Gulf. In January, when air temperatures average 20.7 C (69F), the average pressure is 1019.1 mb. In June, when the average air temperature is 27.6C (81.7F), the average air pressure is 1015.0 mb. As you can see, air pressure does vary according to temperature. Cold air is more dense than warm air, i.e., it weighs more. As a result, it tends to sink. Warm air, on the other hand, is less dense. Therefore, it weighs less and tends to rise. Meteorologists say that warm air is buoyant.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

LOL!!!

OK, so Earth has a fluctuation of Surface Air Pressure in January... in Northern Hemisphere...

As we see with Mars, when Mars is closer to Sun, SAP rises.

Where is Earth relative to Sun during January...

?????

Google Search

www.google.com

Yes, Earth is closest to the sun in January, while it's winter in the Northern Hemisphere


What an amazing coincidence.... that both Mars and Earth have a rise in SAP when CLOSER TO SUN....


LOL!!!

 

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Look at the above image. Imagine that the little circles in the beakers are air molecules. The image on the left shows the beaker of molecules when the air is cool. However, the image on the right shows the same beaker when it is warmed. As you can see, some of the molecules leave the beaker when heat is applied. The same situation occurs when the atmosphere is heated: some of the air molecules "leave" or float away, thus causing decreased air pressure.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

Completely refuted by Mars, once again ACTUAL DATA and CO2 FRAUD BULLSHIT collide, because CO2 FRAUD is not about data it is about FUDGE....

100% correlation on Earth, Mars and Pluto...

when planet is closer to Sun, it warms, and when it warms, SAP rises...

GAME OVER

 

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LOL!!!

OK, so Earth has a fluctuation of Surface Air Pressure in January... in Northern Hemisphere...

As we see with Mars, when Mars is closer to Sun, SAP rises.

Where is Earth relative to Sun during January...

?????

Google Search

www.google.com

Yes, Earth is closest to the sun in January, while it's winter in the Northern Hemisphere


What an amazing coincidence.... that both Mars and Earth have a rise in SAP when CLOSER TO SUN....


LOL!!!

The following data was measured at Station 42001 in the central Gulf. In January, when air temperatures average 20.7 C (69F), the average pressure is 1019.1 mb. In June, when the average air temperature is 27.6C (81.7F), the average air pressure is 1015.0 mb. As you can see, air pressure does vary according to temperature. Cold air is more dense than warm air, i.e., it weighs more. As a result, it tends to sink. Warm air, on the other hand, is less dense. Therefore, it weighs less and tends to rise. Meteorologists say that warm air is buoyant.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

 

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Completely refuted by Mars, once again ACTUAL DATA and CO2 FRAUD BULLSHIT collide, because CO2 FRAUD is not about data it is about FUDGE....

100% correlation on Earth, Mars and Pluto...

when planet is closer to Sun, it warms, and when it warms, SAP rises...

GAME OVER

CO2 freezing is why it decreased. CO2 regassifying is why it increased. You are as dumb as JC.

 

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The following data was measured at Station 42001 in the central Gulf. In January, when air temperatures average 20.7 C (69F), the average pressure is 1019.1 mb. In June, when the average air temperature is 27.6C (81.7F), the average air pressure is 1015.0 mb. As you can see, air pressure does vary according to temperature. Cold air is more dense than warm air, i.e., it weighs more. As a result, it tends to sink. Warm air, on the other hand, is less dense. Therefore, it weighs less and tends to rise. Meteorologists say that warm air is buoyant.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

Yup, it is the temperature of the entire planet that matters, and in January while Northern Hemisphere is in winter Earth is at its warmest because it is closest to Sun...

 

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CO2 freezing is why it decreased. CO2 regassifying is why it increased. You are as dumb as JC.

What causes freezing?

Warming or cooling??

TOO FUNNY....

You are an ABSOLUTE MORON.

 

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What causes freezing?

Warming or cooling??

TOO FUNNY....

You are an ABSOLUTE MORON.

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

 

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Yup, it is the temperature of the entire planet that matters, and in January while Northern Hemisphere is in winter Earth is at its warmest because it is closest to Sun...

NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

 

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NDBC - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

National Data Buoy Center - Science Education - Does air pressure vary with respect to air temperature? - Answer

www.ndbc.noaa.gov

Nobody argues that weather can affect local SAP.

That's never been the issue. It does on Mars too. Mars has small "storms" and "snows CO2."

A hurricane eye can drop SAP 10%.

So what?

That's not the issue. The issue is PLANETARY WARMING.... and Earth isn't.

 

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Nobody argues that weather can affect local SAP.

That's never been the issue. It does on Mars too. Mars has small "storms" and "snows CO2."

A hurricane eye can drop SAP 10%.

So what?

That's not the issue. The issue is PLANETARY WARMING.... and Earth isn't.

It's not local. It's universal. Warmer temperatures lower air pressure. Colder temperature raise air pressure.

Unless of course you are on a planet that is predominantly CO2 and it gets so cold at times that the CO2 freezes and falls out of the atmosphere altogether. You know... like Mars.