Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
QUOTE="SSDD, post: 21448052, member: 40906"]So do explain why there was a 9 degree difference between the capped bottle of plain air and the vented bottle of plain air...The vent was the only difference between the twoYou are totally wrong.
Alas, I am not...CO2 emits everything it absorbs till such time as it reaches its equilibrium temperature of about -80F
Nope. Your "analysis" doesn't hold water. You absolutely don't understand the experiment. The heat of compression is negligible.
So do explain why there was a 9 degree difference between the capped bottle of plain air and the vented bottle of plain air...The vent was the only difference between the two.
Oh yes it does. I challenged you with the physics behind it several times and you ducked and dodged the question.
Reality proves your model wrong...there are literally millions of hours of testing, development, and observation from the IR heating industry that prove your models wrong.
The absorbed swir from the sun in the plastic, heated the bottle air! Just like seats in a car does the inside of a car with the windows up! Simple[/QUOTE]
The absorbed swir from the sun
Can you post the wavelength of this "short-wave infrared" from the Sun?