Generally speaking, "matter" doesn't radiate anything anywhere in particular.
Matter sure as hell does ... all Light Matter interacts with electromagnetic radiation ... you may be confusing this with the mythological substance called Dark Matter, which doesn't interact with electromagnetic radiation, which is why it's dark ... all atoms can absorb photons, thus all atoms can radiate photons ... why else would the Sun shine? ...
400PPM absorbs 100% IR? Are you insane?
The mean free path for IR in Earth's lower atmosphere is around 27 m ... almost 100 feet ... that's the average distance an IR photon will travel near Earth's surface ... maximum absorption for solar IR is above 99% of the atmosphere, and it's all gone by the time the solar IR passes through the top 18% of the atmosphere ... only visual light and radio waves can pass through the atmosphere unencumbered ... this is why IR telescopes have to be in orbit above the Earth's atmosphere, they'd get nothing (or fogged out by back radiation) from the Earth's surface, even atop Mt Everest ...
The main culprit here is water vapor ... carbon dioxide only reacts to IR in a few narrow bands where water doesn't, notably around 15 µm ... so, yeah, even 180 ppm is enough to keep almost all the IR photons from Earth's surface from directly reaching outer space ... which is why the Earth's surface is 30-40ºC warmer than expected without an atmosphere ...
The odds of 180/1,000,000 trapping 100% are clearly not in your favor.
You should avoid gambling at all costs.
The odds of 180/1,000,000 trapping 100% are clearly not in your favor.
You should avoid gambling at all costs.
Apparently you don't gamble yourself ... if a $180 bet wins $1,000,000, then that's even money (on average) ... yes, I'll always toss a buck on the Fire Bet every chance I can, with every expectation of tipping the dealers more ... but most (if not all) casinos will only pay $980,000 on that $180 bet ... 2% house take ... you should avoid banking a casino at all costs ...
Your phrasing is difficult ... should be "approaches 100%" ... certainty can only be established after-the-fact ... so in the real world we'll only see 99.999999999999999999999% ... perhaps higher, but still ≠ 100% ... thus my words "almost all the IR" ... if you try to take a course in chemistry at your local community college, likely they'll also make you take an English class, something to improve your reading skills ... this might surprise you, but "almost all" ≠ "certainty" ...
Perhaps you have a different explanation for the temperature maxima at 8 mb elevation? ... one that also explains the temperature maxima as we approach 0 mb ... (see how I used the word "approach"?) ... In science, it's never enough to say some theory is wrong, one must also state which theory is correct ... I'm sorry, photons don't come with return addresses, nor do molecules have the intelligence to decide which photons to accept and which to let pass by ... SSDD lead you astray ...
No, really. Stay away from gambling and anything to do with math. You don't have the first idea.
Avoid bets where your odds are 180 out of 1,000,000.
Let's see
your math ... $180 bet wins $1,000,000 ... what's my take after a 180 trillion rounds? ...
Nothing Honey Boo Boo.
Nothing
You lose
The odds are 180 out of 1,000,000
Poker Percentage Odds Chart | Percentage Odds
| Outs | 1 Card To Come (flop) | 1 Card To Come (turn) | 2 Cards To Come (flop) |
|---|
| 1 | 2.1% | 2.2% | 4.3% |
Your odds are so much worse!
2.1% would be a dream come true for you!!
What kind of poker game allows a $180 buy-in to a $1,000,000 dollar pot? ...
How do you not get it????
How do you not get it????
Answer the question, fool ...
What kind of poker game allows a $180 buy-in to a $1,000,000 pot? ...
Gambling isn't only about odds, it's about pay-out as well ... stupid ...
You can freeroll into the WSOP Main Event. I think Chris Moneymaker won a $200 Satellite to get the $10K buy in.
Does EVERY $180 buy in win $1,000,000 every time as you suggest?
You can freeroll into the WSOP Main Event. I think Chris Moneymaker won a $200 Satellite to get the $10K buy in.
Does EVERY $180 buy in win $1,000,000 every time as you suggest?
This is your analogy ... and it's a particularly bad one at that ...
The first fallacy is reducing the sample pool to a deck of 52 ... there's 3,300,000,000,000,000 molecules of CO
2 in one mole of air (about 5 gallons at sea level) ... you contend there's no chance in hell any individual IR photon will strike and be absorbed by any CO
2 molecules in the whole atmosphere ... I give you a mole of photons, what are the odds of every one traversing a 5-gallon bucket? ... what are the odds of 1,000 W/m^2 worth of photons traversing several miles of 5-gallon buckets? ...
So much for your deflection attack ...
400PPM absorbs 100% IR? Are you insane?
... approaches 100% ... that's a lot of photons, but not infinite ...
You need to stop posting, for your own good.
If CO2 is only 400PPM, that means that for every 1,000,000 molecules, CO2 is only 400.
Let me know you followed that before I post anything else
You need to stop posting, for your own good.
If CO2 is only 400PPM, that means that for every 1,000,000 molecules, CO2 is only 400.
Let me know you followed that before I post anything else
There's 602,300,000,000,000,000,000,000 molecules in a mole of air, or 23.6 liters at sea level ... roughly 5 gallons ... 400 ppm of that is 240,000,000,000,000,000,000 molecules of carbon dioxide in that 5 gallons ... 1,000,000 molecules of air is only 48 attograms ... 48 x 10^-18 grams ... do you not know what a mole is? ... it's a
basic unit of measurement in the SI metric system ...
Here's a hint ... when someone uses a word you don't understand ... look it up ...
en.wikipedia.org
You need me to stop posting for
your own good ... Oh, I forgot, Bubba didn't finish Middle School ... chemistry is taught in high school ... still, you should look up words you don't understand, instead of looking like an idiot ...
