jc456
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Reflect? Don't you mean absorb and re-emit?because there is no moisture in the air to reflect the LWIR waves back down. It's why it is a desert.but you can't provide any evidence that happens. Why is that so difficult for someone who appears to have some smarts about you? There is zero evidence that a back radiation exists in the atmosphere. ZERO. Otherwise it would have been posted by now.
but you can't provide any evidence that happens.
You don't believe all matter above 0K radiates in all directions all the time?
There is zero evidence that a back radiation exists in the atmosphere.
Why can it get chilly in the desert at night?
And, I already stated that all matter emits, other factors such as weight, pressure, volume density convection all come into play. I tell you what, why don't you post the experiment that shows atmospheric CO2 radiating to the surface.
because there is no moisture in the air to reflect the LWIR waves back down
Reflect? Don't you mean absorb and re-emit?
Sounds like you realize that clouds are part of back radiation.
And, I already stated that all matter emits
There you go, admitting back radiation.
I tell you what, why don't you post the experiment that shows atmospheric CO2 radiating to the surface.
I have something better.
I already stated that all matter emits,
Your admission, no experiment needed.
Sounds like you realize that clouds are part of back radiation.
I never said anything about re-emit. where, show me. I said REFLECT and I didn't studder.
Do the suns rays reflect off of clouds? you seem to think the clouds don't reflect. hmmmmmmmmm now that is funny.
Yes, you said reflect.
How reflective is water vapor?
Do the suns rays reflect off of clouds?
Does IR act differently than sunlight?
you seem to think the clouds don't reflect
You seem to think the clouds don't absorb.
How reflective is water vapor?
It would be based on volume.