H2O vs. CO2 Yet another observation the AGW Cult will ignore

[Dagosa]

If only science were done by "consensus" you'd have a point

If only..

It’s fortunate for you that you don’t have to post your real name. Only fools think they know more then every institute of higher learning in the world….you’re an embarrassment to yourself.,

 

[Dagosa]

Is there anything CO2 can’t do?? Truly it’s a miracle molecule!

So, you’ve never been to a greenhouse. Amazing, you don’t get out of your basement at all do you.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

So, you’ve never been to a greenhouse. Amazing, you don’t get out of your basement at all do you.

Stop. Just stop posting! You're embarrassing yourself!

 

[psikeyhackr]

CO2 does not drive climate on this planet

It just modifies the infrared radiation escape rate.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It’s fortunate for you that you don’t have to post your real name. Only fools think they know more then every institute of higher learning in the world….you’re an embarrassment to yourself.,

Consensus is still a Cult word.

Oh, under my real name I reached out to the lab who faked a CO2 experiment for Mythbuster - they never got back to me

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It just modifies the infrared radiation escape rate.

Show us on the chart where CO2 touched you and modified your infrared radiation escape

 

[psikeyhackr]

Show us on the chart where CO2 touched you and modified your infrared radiation escape

Since I have been on the planet for less than 100 years the CO2 only touched me on the far left, too small to see.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Since I have been on the planet for less than 100 years the CO2 only touched me on the far left, too small to see.

But you see on the chart where temperatures plummet for tens of thousands of years after CO2 levels peak, right?!

 

[psikeyhackr]

But you see on the chart where temperatures plummet for tens of thousands of years after CO2 levels peak, right?!

Yes, and I see the CO2 levels plummet along with the temperatures. Am I to believe that you did not notice? What is your point?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Yes, and I see the CO2 levels plummet along with the temperatures. Am I to believe that you did not notice? What is your point?

Notice how in that side by side 450,000 year long dataset it's always temperature leading CO2?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I can feel the sense of incredulity and betrayal some of the less informed Cult member feel when presented with clear, concise "denier" information

 

[Dagosa]

Stop. Just stop posting! You're embarrassing yourself!

No answer . Thought so. I thought you deniers used logic. You want to find out about green house gasses and how they interact, go to a green house. Dah.

 

[Dagosa]

Stop. Just stop posting! You're embarrassing yourself!

I make a lot more sense than you do. You can’t find one institute of higher learning that agrees with denier made up shit.

 

[Dagosa]

Consensus is still a Cult word.

Too many syllables ? Tell us what you think it means.

Oh, under my real name I reached out to the lab who faked a CO2 experiment for Mythbuster - they never got back to me

Why would they reply to made up shit. You sound like ChemEngineer who declared that “ only he knew why every college, university and high school labeled the periodic table incorrectly”


Of course he made the mistake of not looking up how the periodic table was named..maybe you should do a little more research before you keep making an ass of yourself.

 

[EMH]

Water vapor is a more powerful GHG that CO2.

But it is still a byproduct of Earth ice content/volume. Both Co2 and H2O are.

The more ice Earth has, the less H2O in the atmosphere.


Jurassic was warmer and wetter, at least according to most not obsessed with blaming everything on Co2 that does nothing...

Google Search

www.google.com

Throughout the Jurassic, the world was much warmer than at present, this is reflected in the probable absence of permanent ice caps at the poles

 

[Dagosa]

But it is still a byproduct of Earth ice content/volume. Both Co2 and H2O are.

The more ice Earth has, the less H2O in the atmosphere.


Jurassic was warmer and wetter, at least according to most not obsessed with blaming everything on Co2 that does nothing...

Google Search

www.google.com

Throughout the Jurassic, the world was much warmer than at present, this is reflected in the probable absence of permanent ice caps at the poles

Yup.
He seems to have a problem with the chicken and the egg.

 

[EMH]

Yup.
He seems to have a problem with the chicken and the egg.

absence of ice caps on poles = NO LAND THERE

 

[jc456]

It only seems that way to science illiterates. BTW, how does it feel to have every university, climate research facility and every country in the world say your FOS. Must be lonely at the bottom.

Listen to this guy for your answer..

 

[jc456]

You don’t even know what consensus means do you ? Why not, too many syllables ?

It means absolutely nothing to science

 

[mamooth]

Again, here's the fourth-grade level explanation. Yes, I know, that puts it way over the head of Frank and jc and EMH.

H2O vapor alone can't drive temperature, because it rains out so quickly.

CO2 doesn't rain out, so it controls temperature.

Temperature controls water vapor. CO2 makes it warmer, that makes for more water vapor, that makes it warmer still.

In the short term, CO2 is the forcing, water vapor is the feedback.

You know what to do now, deniers. Troll! Troll! Troll!