So you have no evidence, thanks for playing?
If you have an issue with Stefan-Boltzmann, show your evidence.
It’s called reemitted.
A reemitted photon doesn't affect an object that absorbs it? Why not?
nope heat being forced upward to the cold heat-sink
You'll have to explain this "force acting upon heat".
Sounds like something you made up.
heat
Heat is a force? Why do you feel that?
Water vapor is a green house gas?
No it isn’t, no such thing. You can’t prove it.
But...yes water will absorb the IR, never said it didn't
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You admitted it right there. Are you off your meds?
It absorbs IR, why can't it emit IR?
It’s not heat.
We're not talking about heat, we're talking about IR.
Don't get (more) mixed up.
If you have an issue with Stefan-Boltzmann, show your evidence.
Yeah you having no evidence.
It’s called reemitted.
A reemitted photon doesn't affect an object that absorbs it? Why not?
You should read.
Heat is a force? Why do you feel that?
Helps a rocket take off.
Water vapor is a green house gas?
no
But
...yes water will absorb the IR, never said it didn't
It absorbs IR, why can't it emit IR?
It does, and there is no heat
We're not talking about heat, we're talking about IR.
you said it was heat. No it is not. I’m talking about heat. Conduction and convection
If you have an issue with Stefan-Boltzmann, show your evidence.
Yeah you having no evidence.
I don't need to prove Stefan-Boltzmann, it's widely accepted.
Don't let that stop you from disproving it though.......
You should read.
I have. That's why your claim is so ridiculous.
Helps a rocket take off.
Heat helps a rocket take off? You are off your meds.
It absorbs IR, why can't it emit IR?
It does, and there is no heat
Water vapor absorbs and emits IR? Excellent!
You've just described a greenhouse gas.
you said it was heat.
Stop using heat and IR interchangeably. It makes you sound ignorant.
I’m talking about heat. Conduction and convection
The discussion is about IR, not conduction and convection. Try to keep up.
It's no wonder why your answers are all wrong.