Sea level rise solved

[Robert W]

That's 2.3 billion cubic meters ... thereabouts anyway ... 361 trillion square meters of ocean surface ... that gives us 150 microns of sea level rise over all time ...

Math is your enemy ...

Be more accurate. Here I will help you. What you seek is a ton per cubic meter and that is too little.

 

[ReinyDays]

Be more accurate. Here I will help you. What you seek is a ton per cubic meter and that is too little.

Then what value is it? ...

 

[Robert W]

Then what value is it? ...

I don't know. LMAO

 

[para bellum]

Here on the West Coast ... we have an OBVIOUS beach deposit bench 30 feet above current sea level from 10,000 years ago ... it's colder now than it was then ...

Well, here on the West Coast we also have a Pacific Plate that is sliding under the North American Plate, causing the West Coast to lift and also lots of earthquakes, so...

 

[ReinyDays]

I don't know. LMAO

Math is your enemy here ...

 

[Captain Caveman]

I have the solution to stop alarmists having heart attacks over sea rise. Can we all put pots, pans, cups, sponges, barrels etc.. outside and catch as much water as you can. If we can all store as much water as possible, sea level will drop.

Then, buy shares in pots, pans, cups, sponges, barrels etc.. companies. Win win situation.

 

[Robert W]

Math is your enemy here ...

I did not do any math.

 

[mamooth]

So this means the ships do not add to the level at all??

Numbers. They're apparently just a liberal thing.

The world's merchant fleet has a carrying capacity of 2.3 billion dead weight tons (dwt),

Mass of the oceans ... 1.37 E21 Kg

2.3 E12 / 1.37 E21 = 1.7E-9

That is, the world's shipping displacement consists of about one one-billionth the mass of the oceans.

If we say the oceans have an everage depth of 4 km, then 4 E6 * 1.7 E-9 = about 1E-2 mm of rise.

That is, total global shipping raises sea level by 0.01 mm

Also to be factored into that is how it's the change in shipping displacement that would affect the rate of sea level change. If we say that shipping displacement increases by 10%/year, then changes in shipping would account for 0.001 mm of sea level rise per year.

Sea level rise is about 3.4mm/year.

So, even a hundred times the effect of ships would be lost in the noise.

You're welcome.

 

[EMH]

the heat distribution to the region which receives the least sunshine determines

and precisely what is the vehicle of the "heat distribution?"

Answer WATER

Your entire bullshit is

Water causes ice

and you are a pathetic excuse of a taxpayer funded faux skeptic climate "scientist"

 

[EMH]

I have the solution to stop alarmists having heart attacks over sea rise. Can we all put pots, pans, cups, sponges, barrels etc.. outside and catch as much water as you can. If we can all store as much water as possible, sea level will drop.

Then, buy shares in pots, pans, cups, sponges, barrels etc.. companies. Win win situation.

There is no sea level rise. This is because there is no ongoing net ice melt.

 

[ding]

and precisely what is the vehicle of the "heat distribution?"

Thermohaline circulation, dummy.

 

[ReinyDays]

Numbers. They're apparently just a liberal thing.

Mass of the oceans ... 1.37 E21 Kg

2.3 E12 / 1.37 E21 = 1.7E-9

That is, the world's shipping displacement consists of about one one-billionth the mass of the oceans.

If we say the oceans have an everage depth of 4 km, then 4 E6 * 1.7 E-9 = about 1E-2 mm of rise.

That is, total global shipping raises sea level by 0.01 mm

Also to be factored into that is how it's the change in shipping displacement that would affect the rate of sea level change. If we say that shipping displacement increases by 10%/year, then changes in shipping would account for 0.001 mm of sea level rise per year.

Sea level rise is about 3.4mm/year.

So, even a hundred times the effect of ships would be lost in the noise.

You're welcome.

 

[Robert W]

Numbers. They're apparently just a liberal thing.

Mass of the oceans ... 1.37 E21 Kg

2.3 E12 / 1.37 E21 = 1.7E-9

That is, the world's shipping displacement consists of about one one-billionth the mass of the oceans.

If we say the oceans have an everage depth of 4 km, then 4 E6 * 1.7 E-9 = about 1E-2 mm of rise.

That is, total global shipping raises sea level by 0.01 mm

Also to be factored into that is how it's the change in shipping displacement that would affect the rate of sea level change. If we say that shipping displacement increases by 10%/year, then changes in shipping would account for 0.001 mm of sea level rise per year.

Sea level rise is about 3.4mm/year.

So, even a hundred times the effect of ships would be lost in the noise.

You're welcome.

Thanks for the math. Happy am I you did it.

 

[Robert W]

Let's let Harris explain this to us.

 

[EMH]

Thermohaline circulation, dummy.
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Thermohaline circulation (THC) is a large-scale ocean current system that moves water, heat, nutrients, and other materials around the world's oceans.



Once again your entire "theory" is WATER CAUSES ICE and that is absolutely laughable...

 

[ding]

Thermohaline circulation (THC) is a large-scale ocean current system that moves water, heat, nutrients, and other materials around the world's oceans.



Once again your entire "theory" is WATER CAUSES ICE and that is absolutely laughable...

You really are an idiot.

 

[EMH]

You really are an idiot.

At least I am not stupid enough to believe water causes ice... you are.

 

[ding]

At least I am not stupid enough to believe water causes ice... you are.

neither do I , dummy.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

 

[ding]

Water causes ice

Remove the heat circulated from the Atlantic and it does.