Is there a Scientific Theory to explain Climate Change?

[Crick]

Actually ... we use kelvins in science

Or, more accurately, science uses Kelvin in thermodynamics.

... NOAA gives 13ºC for the 20th Century average

For instance, it seems these NOAA scientists are still using Celsius.

... we'd use 286 K in our radiative physics equations ... so in SB, the T^4 term is 6,690,585,616, not 28,561 ... [rolls eyes]

Rolls eyes.

... we wouldn't use Fahrenheit either, 55ºF is the same as 405º Richter

Did you perhaps mean Rankin or Rankine? Richter is the scale for earthquakes. And the Rankin equivalent for 55F is 514.67R (add 459.67 to F)

... maybe this isn't taught anymore in chemistry class ... more lost knowledge to keep the cgs system company I guess ... I may be the only one here who knows what a torr of atmospheric pressure is ...

You're not. But you may be the only one egotistical enough to have made such a comment..

 

[Kilroy2]

Actually ... we use kelvins in science ... NOAA gives 13ºC for the 20th Century average ... we'd use 286 K in our radiative physics equations ... so in SB, the T^4 term is 6,690,585,616, not 28,561 ... [rolls eyes] ... we wouldn't use Fahrenheit either, 55ºF is the same as 405º Richter ... maybe this isn't taught anymore in chemistry class ... more lost knowledge to keep the cgs system company I guess ... I may be the only one here who knows what a torr of atmospheric pressure is ...

Anyway ... kelvin uses the same scale as Celsius ... a degree change kelvin is exactly equal to a degree change Centigrade ... thus the two are interchangeable when addressing change in the scientific literature ...



How much? .. and show your math ... I'm very curious what you're using for a constant of proportionality that's scaled in Fahrenheit ...

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ETA: My answer to the OP is "yes" ... and this AGW Theory is scientifically sound ... shine a light on a vessel of atmospheric gases and see what happens ...

Show the math for what. I just was making a comment on your comment.

Still you did use a measurement that is based on the average for the whole planet which implies something that can be misinterpreted.

 

[EMH]

After correcting for the mistake

LOL....

Translation ....

 

[EMH]

Sea levels have risen 4 to 10 inches in the last 100 years as heat causes water to expand. Most

This is complete BS and yup,

100% pure taxpayer funded

 

[Kilroy2]

This is complete BS and yup,

100% pure taxpayer funded

Sea Level Rise - Map Viewer

NOAA's Sea Level Rise map viewer gives users a way to visualize community-level impacts from coastal flooding or sea level rise (up to 10 feet above average high tides).

www.climate.gov

Global Climate Dashboard

www.climate.gov

greenhouse gases have risen

Carbon Dioxide levels are rising

Ice loss from glaciers

Since 1980, the cumulative ice loss from a reference network of mountain glaciers is equivalent to slicing an 87-foot-thick slab off each glacier. The rate of loss is roughly doubling each decade.

 

[ReinyDays]

Show the math for what. I just was making a comment on your comment.

Still you did use a measurement that is based on the average for the whole planet which implies something that can be misinterpreted.

Good thing every little detail used to make this determination is fully documented ... go through the procedures posted at NOAA's website and tell us which step is onerous to you ...

The math says climate isn't changing ... why do you think people say it is? ... other than they're uneducated in mathematics ... there's good reason to make climatology students pass two years of calculus ... and I see UCLA has added some abstract algebra to the requirements to get a degree in climatology there ... mapping matrices into the stress tensor is part and parcel of the science here in the 21st Century ... where've ya been? ...

 

[Crick]

Good thing every little detail used to make this determination is fully documented ... go through the procedures posted at NOAA's website and tell us which step is onerous to you ...

The math says climate isn't changing ... why do you think people say it is? ... other than they're uneducated in mathematics ... there's good reason to make climatology students pass two years of calculus ... and I see UCLA has added some abstract algebra to the requirements to get a degree in climatology there ... mapping matrices into the stress tensor is part and parcel of the science here in the 21st Century ... where've ya been? ...

What math says the climate isn't changing. Show your work. ; - )

But, really, what math says the climate isn't changing?

 

[EMH]

Sea Level Rise - Map Viewer

NOAA's Sea Level Rise map viewer gives users a way to visualize community-level impacts from coastal flooding or sea level rise (up to 10 feet above average high tides).

www.climate.gov

Global Climate Dashboard

www.climate.gov

greenhouse gases have risen

Carbon Dioxide levels are rising

Ice loss from glaciers

Since 1980, the cumulative ice loss from a reference network of mountain glaciers is equivalent to slicing an 87-foot-thick slab off each glacier. The rate of loss is roughly doubling each decade.

And that perfectly explains why there is NO OCEAN RISE....



The only thing PARROTING ever proves is that the individual doing the parroting has a BIRDBRAIN....

 

[Kilroy2]

And that perfectly explains why there is NO OCEAN RISE....



The only thing PARROTING ever proves is that the individual doing the parroting has a BIRDBRAIN....

Your so hard on yourself but if you have a point state it instead of parroting it

 

[Kilroy2]

Good thing every little detail used to make this determination is fully documented ... go through the procedures posted at NOAA's website and tell us which step is onerous to you ...

The math says climate isn't changing ... why do you think people say it is? ... other than they're uneducated in mathematics ... there's good reason to make climatology students pass two years of calculus ... and I see UCLA has added some abstract algebra to the requirements to get a degree in climatology there ... mapping matrices into the stress tensor is part and parcel of the science here in the 21st Century ... where've ya been? ...

Yet the folks such as those at epa.gov disagree. If you disagree then I guess that makes you the minority that disagrees.

Climate Change Indicators in the United States | US EPA

Presents information, charts and graphs showing measured climate changes across 54 indicators related to greenhouse gases, weather and climate, oceans, snow and ice, heath and society, and ecosystems.

www.epa.gov

Temperatures are rising, snow and rainfall patterns are shifting, and more extreme climate events – like heavy rainstorms and record high temperatures – are becoming more common. Many of these observed climate changes are linked to rising levels of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, caused by human activities. EPA’s indicators provide evidence of these changes and their impacts on people and the environment.

 

[EMH]

Your so hard on yourself but if you have a point state it instead of parroting it

You show us some tangible visual evidence of a landmark that is "sinking" due to "ocean rise"


There is none, except lying about Islands approaching the PROF

 

[EMH]

Still waiting....


All this noise about ice melting and NO EVIDENCE the oceans are rising??


Just how DUMB do you have to be to fall for this crap?

 

[Crick]

The math says climate isn't changing ... why do you think people say it is? ... other than they're uneducated in mathematics ...

Again, what math says climate isn't changing?

 

[EMH]

Again, what math says climate isn't changing?

Tectonic plates move. Duh. That has nothing to do with Co2 that is NOT WARMING SHIT in the actual ATMOSPHERE.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Tectonic plates move. Duh. That has nothing to do with Co2 that is NOT WARMING SHIT in the actual ATMOSPHERE.

How far did Chicago have to move away from the north pole before its ice sheet would melt?

 

[Crick]

How far did Chicago have to move away from the north pole before its ice sheet would melt?

I bet it just had to face south for a few days...