http://www.classzone.com/books/ml_s...05_pg101_kintheory/mem05_pg101_kintheory.html
Click this link and you will see that the molecules are moving fast. Well, within a dense atmosphere there's more of them and that causes them to strike each other more often....This creates warmer temperature.
mars has a thin atmosphere with very few molecules...Co2 can't warm the planet very well.
You are one dumb **** !
And so is he:
But that's a really stupid thing to say. 280 ppm is keeping your ass and the asses of everyone else on this planet from freezing to death. This Arctic cold snap would be the weather in July.
That's a really stupid thing to
day. The primary
greeehouse gas in the atmosphere is water.
That's a really stupid thing to SAY. I never said CO2 was the only GREENHOUSE gas and the CO2 in the atmosphere is most certainly warming the planet.
Just before Christmas the same idiots were arguing that a solar radiation increase of
1.5 watts/m^2 is not enough to account for "climate change".
This is from the Solar Influences Data Analysis Center (SIDC),
SIDC - Solar Influences Data Center
http://www.climate4you.com/images/SolarIrradianceReconstructedSince1610.gif
1.6 watts/ m^2 s all the extra "global warming" wattage the MODTRAN will give you for the difference from 278 ppm CO2 and the 400 ppm CO2 we have now.
MODTRAN Infrared Light in the Atmosphere
output for 278 ppm CO2 (pre-industrial) =
289.23 w/m^2 upward IR heat flux and for 400 ppm it`s
287.56 W/m^2
So now you are saying that an extra
1.6 W/m^2 from CO2 can raise the temperature at the same rate your sacred hockey-stick religion has it...???
But 1.5 more W/m^2 more solar can`t possibly do anything like that ???
Your AGW religion gets even more ridiculous attributing a sharp rise in Temp. in just 10 decades to CO2 , considering that
solar went up by 3.1 w/m^2 from what it has been 340 years ago.
None of you freaks are playing with a full deck, that`s for sure !
As for you, just keep on reading "physics for little kiddies"...you need it !
Did you figure out yet when winter starts or the difference between linear and non-linear ?