Still cant find H2O on any green house gas list, help me out and give a ref for it please. I would really appreciate decent reading material i can cite to show that H2O is a major gas in climate change..... Several of the tutors i know for enviromental science are watching this thread, they wuld also like to see this source (seriously), we find your theory......fascinating and would like to fully understand the mechanism.
I did warn them first that your not big on giving out references.
>>In the bible the sky sits on the ground. At the horizon the sky does seem to meet the earth.
>>Bible again; The earth is flat and round. Like a dish or Frisbee. If you are in the desert or ocean you can see 40 miles in all directions. The earth appears to be flat/round and the sky appears to be a dome sitting on the ground all around you. Remember the God(s) walk on the hard sky, which holds most of the water. Water, grain, blessings are kept in the sky and are sent to us through the windows in the sky. The bible is true, which leaves physics as not true.
FOX news is always true. Any idea on the internet is true. The CIA is trying to hide the true nature of the earth from you. For the low low sum of $10.95 a month I will sent you a news letter telling you what the CIA does not want you to know.
there's a very good reason why there's more CO2 in the atmosphere during warming trends, as the average temperature goes up, more CO2 is liberated from sea water. the solubility of CO2 in water is inversely proportional to temperature. increased CO2 levels are a result of a warming trend, not the cause of it. when CO2 is liberated from sea water, it also changes the balance of C12 and C14. because water acts as a radiation shield because it's much more dense than air, the CO2 released by seawater has a lower percentage of C14 than the CO2 already in the atmosphere. C14 is actually produced in the stratosphere by neutron activation of nitrogen atoms.Challenge give and challenge accepted. I never said that water vapor was a large factor in climate change. I said it is more of a thermal insulating gas than CO2 is. Neither of those gases is causing climate change, but if they were, water vapor would be the first gas to worry about. It is more prevalent and potent. The real cause is the solar wind from the Sun which determines how many cosmic rays get through to the Earth's atmosphere and help condense the water vapor into liquid water clouds. These clouds partly shield the Earth from the Sun and keep the temperature down. You can see this effect in a cloud chamber..
Here are the references you asked about.
This article confirms that water vapor is more significant than CO2, It does not seem to know the relationship between the solar wind and cloud formation, however.
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...s-co2-isnt-the-most-important-greenhouse-gas/
Again, the following article affirms the significance of water vapor, but does not seem to know about the solar cycle.
https://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/vapor_warming.html
https://scienceofdoom.com/2011/02/24/water-vapor-vs-co2-as-a-greenhouse-gas/
Same comment as above.
Especially, see this documentary.
https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/great-global-warming-swindle/
Ratch
there's a very good reason why there's more CO2 in the atmosphere during warming trends, as the average temperature goes up, more CO2 is liberated from sea water. the solubility of CO2 in water is inversely proportional to temperature. increased CO2 levels are a result of a warming trend, not the cause of it. when CO2 is liberated from sea water, it also changes the balance of C12 and C14. because water acts as a radiation shield because it's much more dense than air, the CO2 released by seawater has a lower percentage of C14 than the CO2 already in the atmosphere. C14 is actually produced in the stratosphere by neutron activation of nitrogen atoms.
Daniel 4:11 Tree tall enough to be seen from the ends of the earth.actually, this is incorrect
Every thing I quoted predates 240BCwhich was proven to be a sphere in 240 BC
I got banned for 24 hours from the thread, i forget its not allowed to upset some people.
And mods please dont go banning me for 24 hours just because sides get taken. if its admin then read it all and at least send me a decent message, saying banned for bickering implies two people minimum involved, you cant ban one person for bickering unless they are bickering amongst themselves. Well you can but makes more sense to simply ask me to stay away, level fields and all that....
And as i pointed out, you got some decent views for a change, something i would think would be encouraged. Personally i cant see the bickering, difference of opinion yes, but to be fair i have tried to completely back up everything i have said. If it was admin and you dont like it then contact me at least, trust me if you dont want me here i dont have a problem with that.
Yes, When the others, plus moderators, tell you to knock something off, like making things personal (baiting and trolling someone) when there's no dignified and respectable or relevant reason for it, it's probably a good idea to listen to them and not keep pushing it.
Your dad never played those games (and had everyone's respect for it) so if even if you don't see any of us as worth your respect, as a peer group or whatever (why are you here if you really don't care what we say or think?) you care to define us as together or individually, at least respect his memory, and ours of him, by acting appropriately and maturely on his behalf.
I got banned for 24 hours from the thread, i forget its not allowed to upset some people.
I havnt read all the refs yet you posted. But you did say solar winds and water vapor, so really to back that uyp you need to find something that shows the connection and not half the story. Come on your intelligent, posting you tube vids as peer reviewed reference is a bit of an insult Ratch, i dont expect you to like me but i do expect some decent refs to read. I actually enjoy reading decent material, and despite my spelling and grammar i can read technical papers very well.
I havnt insulted you by posting quotes out the Beano have i! And please everyone move away from CO2, its old news and TBH if we still had half the rain forest we did 30 years ago it wouldnt be much a issue. Look more at the chemicals that takes hundreds of years to degrade and do damage.
Yes i strongly advocate methane, yes i have a small business that is connected with it (full disclosure), but captured and burnt, Methane makes a sensible fuel, add a atomized fog of Carbonate in the flue and you have a decent reactor buffer, or feed the flue gas into water for hydroponic use. Its better than composting badly and letting the stuff escape, also the amount of **** we produce and simply do next to nothing with in the west, is a crime. All that **** in a modern 4-5 chamber system could produce an enormous amount of decent clean energy, but we literally throw it away!
I dont see CO2 as much of an issue, it isnt hard to capture where its produced and like the pilot scheme running in India, they are producing tons of Bicard from it by atomized carbonate fogs, made from ultrasonic fog making machines, cheap simple and easy and a decent end product. Even cows belching Methane is getting under control with new diets and supplements. Read that pdf, out of all the gases CO2 is not the biggest bogey man out there.
And like i just said, Methane could be used to our advantage if we acted like third world countries and used it, i agree old reactor were nor efficient, but one or two chamber systems will never be any good, the newer ones like the 4-5 chamber ones are nearly up into the 90 odd% range efficiency if used as a synergistic system. Water vapour to me is a friend in carbon capture but true gaseous water vapor isnt really something that stays as a gas for long. No one needs a chemistry lesson to work out how long H2O is going to stay as a gas with other chemicals about!
But what i was after was the tie in with solar winds and water vapor, your two main bogey men in this scenario, bogey men used purely as a description.
And mods please dont go banning me for 24 hours just because sides get taken. if its admin then read it all and at least send me a decent message, saying banned for bickering implies two people minimum involved, you cant ban one person for bickering unless they are bickering amongst themselves. Well you can but makes more sense to simply ask me to stay away, level fields and all that....
And as i pointed out, you got some decent views for a change, something i would think would be encouraged. Personally i cant see the bickering, difference of opinion yes, but to be fair i have tried to completely back up everything i have said. If it was admin and you dont like it then contact me at least, trust me if you dont want me here i dont have a problem with that.
I will read all the stuff you posted, but wont be for a couple of days (unless i get lucky), thats o reflection on you, just i would rather read it fully then reply and at the moment that takes a chunk of time i cant spare in one go. But i will read and respond since you have kindly provided references i will give them proper consideration. Cosmic ray.....If nothing else sounds like an interesting read, ues i do except every theory is going to have both for and against. But so does over unity, unike over unity however i will read what you provided with an open mind.If you have not read all the references you asked for, how can you say they are substandard? They indicate that water vapor is more important than CO2, but neither affects global warming as much as the Sun. You should especially look at the last reference which is a documentary put out by the BBC some years back.
Methane is a very high heat insulating gas, but there is so little of it that its effect is probably insignificant.
The solar winds create the northern/southern lights. The cosmic rays show up in a cloud chamber. That shows both are present in the vicinity of Earth.
Here is an article that is skeptical of the cosmic ray theory. Those are the opinions and conclusions of a couple of scientists, who could be wrong. Just remember what I said before. Climate change hysteria has put a lot of dinners on the table for a lot of people. Anyway, they don't explain how such a small percentage of CO2 can change anything.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cosmic-rays-not-causing-climate-change/
Below is another article that pontificates on the effect of cosmic rays on cloud formation. It, too, has its critics. You can find proponents and opponents on both sides of the issue, but the cosmic ray theory makes the most sense to me.
https://phys.org/news/2015-03-cosmic-fluctuations-global-temperatures-doesnt.html
Especially, see this documentary.
https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/great-global-warming-swindle/
Ratch
what was that about personal? I doubt i was banned for what i said to you, trust me no one here thinks you got baby soft skin,
If it was then i a surprised you didnt get banned, or you got special privilege or something, i see you hand out far worse. If you take what i say personally or to heart then you need to thicken your skin.
I did learn in this thread that you can give more than you can take. At no point did i remotely get upset or angry, i am really surprised you seem to be more snow flake than snowball. Or maybe the button pusher dosnt like his own pressed, idunno.
Just finished watching this and must say, it's the most thought provoking global warming documentary I've ever seen.
I highly recommend everyone that can should watch it.
Mike.
there's a very good reason why there's more CO2 in the atmosphere during warming trends, as the average temperature goes up, more CO2 is liberated from sea water. the solubility of CO2 in water is inversely proportional to temperature. increased CO2 levels are a result of a warming trend, not the cause of it. when CO2 is liberated from sea water, it also changes the balance of C12 and C14. because water acts as a radiation shield because it's much more dense than air, the CO2 released by seawater has a lower percentage of C14 than the CO2 already in the atmosphere. C14 is actually produced in the stratosphere by neutron activation of nitrogen atoms.
Just watched it and have to agree with your sentiments.Just finished watching this and must say, it's the most thought provoking global warming documentary I've ever seen.
I highly recommend everyone that can should watch it.
Mike.
Just watched it and have to agree with your sentiments.
It also raises a question regarding the premise of forcing the release of CO2, in order to raise the temperature, as mentioned in the below YT video (The Mars underground)
Skip to around 1:04:30 for the relevant part, if you don't want to watch the whole thing.
Earth has a strong magnetosphere, Mars does not. That might make it vulnerable to losing the lightest elements of its atmosphere.
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