Pluto and Surface Air Pressure

[EMH]

Pluto: Facts - NASA Science

Why is Pluto no longer a planet? Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006 by the IAU because other objects might cross its orbit.

science.nasa.gov

Pluto has a thin, tenuous atmosphere that expands when it comes closer to the Sun and collapses as it moves farther away – similar to a comet. The main constituent is molecular nitrogen, though molecules of methane and carbon monoxide have also been detected.
When Pluto is close to the Sun, its surface ices sublimate (changing directly from solid to gas) and rise to temporarily form a thin atmosphere. Pluto's low gravity (about 6% of Earth's) causes the atmosphere to be much more extended in altitude than our planet's atmosphere. Pluto becomes much colder during the part of each year when it is traveling far away from the Sun. During this time, the bulk of the planet's atmosphere may freeze and fall as snow to the surface




Pluto's SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES WHEN PLUTO WARMS, and shrinks when Pluto cools....


Warming the atmosphere = higher surface air pressure
Cooling the atmosphere = lower surface air pressure


Wake up and smell the frozen nitrogen...

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Pluto: Facts - NASA Science

Why is Pluto no longer a planet? Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006 by the IAU because other objects might cross its orbit.

science.nasa.gov

Pluto has a thin, tenuous atmosphere that expands when it comes closer to the Sun and collapses as it moves farther away – similar to a comet. The main constituent is molecular nitrogen, though molecules of methane and carbon monoxide have also been detected.
When Pluto is close to the Sun, its surface ices sublimate (changing directly from solid to gas) and rise to temporarily form a thin atmosphere. Pluto's low gravity (about 6% of Earth's) causes the atmosphere to be much more extended in altitude than our planet's atmosphere. Pluto becomes much colder during the part of each year when it is traveling far away from the Sun. During this time, the bulk of the planet's atmosphere may freeze and fall as snow to the surface




Pluto's SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES WHEN PLUTO WARMS, and shrinks when Pluto cools....


Warming the atmosphere = higher surface air pressure
Cooling the atmosphere = lower surface air pressure


Wake up and smell the frozen nitrogen...

So much for planning my summer vacation there, next year.

 

[rampart]

Pv=nrT, even in nitrogen at -240C

 

[EMH]

Pv=nrT, even in nitrogen at -240C

An atmosphere is different. It is "force constrained." So that equation doesn't quite hold for it.

Add heat to an atmosphere, it expands out a bit, causing a microscopic loss of gravitational force on the gas molecules that move higher. We have yet to find a "study" on that, what heating an atmosphere does to surface air pressure, but the thought here is that it does, just not quite linearly as your equation suggest, more of a 0.8 correlation would be a guess. Same thing for adding gas molecules to an atmosphere.

 

[EMH]

So much for planning my summer vacation there, next year.

Whenever someone says "its not clean because you did not use soap" I ask that person if the nitrogen polar ice caps on Pluto are clean, because we can see through them from space, but they were never washed with soap either...

LOL!!

 

[progressive hunter]

Pluto: Facts - NASA Science

Why is Pluto no longer a planet? Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006 by the IAU because other objects might cross its orbit.

science.nasa.gov

Pluto has a thin, tenuous atmosphere that expands when it comes closer to the Sun and collapses as it moves farther away – similar to a comet. The main constituent is molecular nitrogen, though molecules of methane and carbon monoxide have also been detected.
When Pluto is close to the Sun, its surface ices sublimate (changing directly from solid to gas) and rise to temporarily form a thin atmosphere. Pluto's low gravity (about 6% of Earth's) causes the atmosphere to be much more extended in altitude than our planet's atmosphere. Pluto becomes much colder during the part of each year when it is traveling far away from the Sun. During this time, the bulk of the planet's atmosphere may freeze and fall as snow to the surface




Pluto's SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES WHEN PLUTO WARMS, and shrinks when Pluto cools....


Warming the atmosphere = higher surface air pressure
Cooling the atmosphere = lower surface air pressure


Wake up and smell the frozen nitrogen...

are they implying dwarf planets are not real planets??

how would that apply to dwarf humans??

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Pluto: Facts - NASA Science

Why is Pluto no longer a planet? Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006 by the IAU because other objects might cross its orbit.

science.nasa.gov

Pluto has a thin, tenuous atmosphere that expands when it comes closer to the Sun and collapses as it moves farther away – similar to a comet. The main constituent is molecular nitrogen, though molecules of methane and carbon monoxide have also been detected.
When Pluto is close to the Sun, its surface ices sublimate (changing directly from solid to gas) and rise to temporarily form a thin atmosphere. Pluto's low gravity (about 6% of Earth's) causes the atmosphere to be much more extended in altitude than our planet's atmosphere. Pluto becomes much colder during the part of each year when it is traveling far away from the Sun. During this time, the bulk of the planet's atmosphere may freeze and fall as snow to the surface




Pluto's SURFACE AIR PRESSURE RISES WHEN PLUTO WARMS, and shrinks when Pluto cools....


Warming the atmosphere = higher surface air pressure
Cooling the atmosphere = lower surface air pressure


Wake up and smell the frozen nitrogen...

The average surface temperature of Pluto is about -232C. At that temperature nitrogen, methane and carbon monoxide are solids. The only common gases that aren't frozen at that temperature are neon, hydrogen and helium. Using atmospheric pressure on Pluto to make a point about atmospheric pressure on Earth is even dumber than your usual idiocy.

Unless you're claiming Earth's surface air pressure is dropping because our temperature is dropping below the freezing point of our atmosphere? Is that your claim?

That does sound like something the Jews would do, right?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

We have yet to find a "study" on that, what heating an atmosphere does to surface air pressure,

What do you mean we, Paleface?

 

[EMH]

are they implying dwarf planets are not real planets??

how would that apply to dwarf humans??

The definition used for "planet" is now "cleaned out gravitational well" meaning its orbit will never slam it into another planet. Pluto will eventually hit... Neptune




Search inside image

https://www.vox.com/2015/3/3/8140839/pluto-orbit

 

[EMH]

What do you mean we, Paleface?

Do you have a link to one??

So far, it appears nobody has done the atmospheric surface air pressure calc, which surely is quite large...

 

[EMH]

The average surface temperature of Pluto is about -232C. At that temperature nitrogen, methane and carbon monoxide are solids. The only common gases that aren't frozen at that temperature are neon, hydrogen and helium. Using atmospheric pressure on Pluto to make a point about atmospheric pressure on Earth is even dumber than your usual idiocy.

Unless you're claiming Earth's surface air pressure is dropping because our temperature is dropping below the freezing point of our atmosphere? Is that your claim?

That does sound like something the Jews would do, right?

It is funny, but that's what happens...

You appear to argue that Pluto's surface air pressure spiked up before it went to ZERO as Pluto's temp dropped below the freezing point of Nitrogen. Any justification for that laughable bullshit....

Clearly, there is a correlation, and it isn't 1.0 but it is there....

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Do you have a link to one??

So far, it appears nobody has done the atmospheric surface air pressure calc, which surely is quite large...

I've posted several links explaining that a warmer atmosphere on Earth results in lower surface air pressure on Earth.

You can't find any that show a cooler atmosphere on Earth results in lower surface air pressure on Earth.

Strange. If you were correct, it should be simple to find dozens of link supporting you.

And you are very simple.

 

[EMH]

I've posted several links explaining that a warmer atmosphere on Earth results in lower surface air pressure on Earth.

You can't find any that show a cooler atmosphere on Earth results in lower surface air pressure on Earth.

Strange. If you were correct, it should be simple to find dozens of link supporting you.

And you are very simple.

You have day to day hour by hour warm air rises stuff.

The surface air pressure on Earth has dropped for the past 8 decades. Nice try.

Pluto busts your ass COLD. Decreased temps = decreased surface air pressure

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

It is funny, but that's what happens...

You appear to argue that Pluto's surface air pressure spiked up before it went to ZERO as Pluto's temp dropped below the freezing point of Nitrogen. Any justification for that laughable bullshit....

Clearly, there is a correlation, and it isn't 1.0 but it is there....

Yes, your claim that frozen nitrogen sublimating on the surface of Pluto
makes your claim about surface air pressure on Earth any less ridiculous is funny.

 

[EMH]

Yes, your claim that frozen nitrogen sublimating on the surface of Pluto
makes your claim about surface air pressure on Earth any less ridiculous is funny.

Pluto experienced a temperature decrease, and its surface air pressure also decreased...


Correlation 100%

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You have day to day hour by hour warm air rises stuff.

The surface air pressure on Earth has dropped for the past 8 decades. Nice try.

Pluto busts your ass COLD. Decreased temps = decreased surface air pressure

You have day to day hour by hour warm air rises stuff.

Right. And warmer air results in lower surface air pressure.

The surface air pressure on Earth has dropped for the past 8 decades.

Right. And one explanation would be that the air has warmed for the past 8 decades.

Decreased temps = decreased surface air pressure

Unless you show that to be the case on Earth, you're still a moron.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Pluto experienced a temperature decrease, and its surface air pressure also decreased...


Correlation 100%

Which gas has frozen out of Earth's atmosphere to have the same result as on Pluto?

 

[EMH]

And warmer air results in lower surface air pressure.

warm air rises, cool air falls, yes, the day to day dynamic of an atmosphere.

The question is what happens when the entire atmosphere warms or cools, and you have no answer for that other than brainlessly parroting the day to day stuff....

 

[EMH]

Which gas has frozen out of Earth's atmosphere to have the same result as on Pluto?

LOL!!!

What is H2O

How does Antarctica grow ice?

Snow - not much at all

FROST = H2O in AIR becomes frozen and stuck on glacier

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

warm air rises, cool air falls, yes, the day to day dynamic of an atmosphere.

The question is what happens when the entire atmosphere warms or cools, and you have no answer for that other than brainlessly parroting the day to day stuff....

The question is what happens when the entire atmosphere warms or cools,

Well, surface air pressure is falling, and science says warm air rises, so that's what happens.