More Proof the skeptics are WINNING!!

[jc456]

The device emits an IR beam it then determines temperature by the reflected LWIR which hits the sensor. The band width of the beam is the determining factor and the sensor is narrow band. It can not read broad spectrum DWLWIR by its design.

The device emits an IR beam

No it doesn't.

it then determines temperature by the reflected LWIR which hits the sensor.

How would a reflected beam tell you the temperature?

The band width of the beam is the determining factor

You're hurting our cause, you should probably stop.

No it doesn't.

sure it does.

sure it does.

Nothing posted said that. Prove your claim.

naw, you prove yours.

Infrared thermometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm always glad to educate you.

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Do understand photons have differing energy levels?

no no no, I stated many months back that cold can't move to heat and you stated that the IR photons do not have a temperature so that becomes irrelevant. Did you not?

I stated many months back that cold can't move to heat

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?
Do you think photons measure the temperature of the objects nearby?
What about objects thousands of light years away?

and you stated that the IR photons do not have a temperature

They don't have a temperature. They have energy.

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?

Because it's never been proven. Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon. I'll be waiting patiently for that one.

Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon.

No such thing as a cold photon.

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones. your own words cause how else does that IR thermo-doodle work?

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The device emits an IR beam

No it doesn't.

it then determines temperature by the reflected LWIR which hits the sensor.

How would a reflected beam tell you the temperature?

The band width of the beam is the determining factor

You're hurting our cause, you should probably stop.

No it doesn't.

sure it does.

sure it does.

Nothing posted said that. Prove your claim.

naw, you prove yours.

Infrared thermometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm always glad to educate you.

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

 

[jc456]

no no no, I stated many months back that cold can't move to heat and you stated that the IR photons do not have a temperature so that becomes irrelevant. Did you not?

I stated many months back that cold can't move to heat

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?
Do you think photons measure the temperature of the objects nearby?
What about objects thousands of light years away?

and you stated that the IR photons do not have a temperature

They don't have a temperature. They have energy.

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?

Because it's never been proven. Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon. I'll be waiting patiently for that one.

Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon.

No such thing as a cold photon.

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones. your own words cause how else does that IR thermo-doodle work?

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

 

[jc456]

No it doesn't.

sure it does.

sure it does.

Nothing posted said that. Prove your claim.

naw, you prove yours.

Infrared thermometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm always glad to educate you.

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I stated many months back that cold can't move to heat

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?
Do you think photons measure the temperature of the objects nearby?
What about objects thousands of light years away?

and you stated that the IR photons do not have a temperature

They don't have a temperature. They have energy.

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?

Because it's never been proven. Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon. I'll be waiting patiently for that one.

Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon.

No such thing as a cold photon.

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones. your own words cause how else does that IR thermo-doodle work?

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

sure it does.

Nothing posted said that. Prove your claim.

naw, you prove yours.

Infrared thermometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm always glad to educate you.

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

 

[jc456]

Why not? What does that have to do with photons?

Because it's never been proven. Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon. I'll be waiting patiently for that one.

Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon.

No such thing as a cold photon.

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones. your own words cause how else does that IR thermo-doodle work?

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

man they're your words.

 

[jc456]

naw, you prove yours.

Infrared thermometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm always glad to educate you.

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

so why does the gadget convert them to temperature then?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Post it up here a warm object getting warmer by a cold photon.

No such thing as a cold photon.

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones. your own words cause how else does that IR thermo-doodle work?

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

man they're your words.

I used the words "hot photons" anywhere other than responding to your mention of them?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Infrared thermometer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm always glad to educate you.

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

so why does the gadget convert them to temperature then?

Why does the thermometer convert data into temperature? LOL!

 

[jc456]

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones. your own words cause how else does that IR thermo-doodle work?

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

man they're your words.

I used the words "hot photons" anywhere other than responding to your mention of them?

More Proof the skeptics are WINNING!!

No the temperature on the gadget was warm and you stated that it was reading the photon's temperature. So it's either gonna be hot or cold, so, you implied it. I've attached the link you stated it.

excerpt:

It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

 

[jc456]

hahahahahahahahahaha what is that? What does it read? Please edumicate me. Photons? Hmmmm I thought you again stated photons have no temperature. So how does it read it? LOL

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

so why does the gadget convert them to temperature then?

Why does the thermometer convert data into temperature? LOL!

it is funny cause you state photon's don't have a temperature, so what is it the machine is actually giving us? hahahahahahahahahaha

again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

well if there are hot ones there must be cold ones.

There are no hot photons. Durr.

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

man they're your words.

I used the words "hot photons" anywhere other than responding to your mention of them?

More Proof the skeptics are WINNING!!

No the temperature on the gadget was warm and you stated that it was reading the photon's temperature. So it's either gonna be hot or cold, so, you implied it. I've attached the link you stated it.

excerpt:

It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Thanks for admitting I never said "hot photons".

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The design essentially consists of a lens to focus the infrared thermal radiation on to a detector, which converts the radiant power to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature. This permits temperature measurement from a distance without contact with the object to be measured.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

so why does the gadget convert them to temperature then?

Why does the thermometer convert data into temperature? LOL!

it is funny cause you state photon's don't have a temperature, so what is it the machine is actually giving us? hahahahahahahahahaha

again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Photons don't have a temperature, photons have energy.

Thanks for admitting you don't even understand what temperature means.

 

[jc456]

sure there are your thermo- doodle says so. Or did you forget you posted that?

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

man they're your words.

I used the words "hot photons" anywhere other than responding to your mention of them?

More Proof the skeptics are WINNING!!

No the temperature on the gadget was warm and you stated that it was reading the photon's temperature. So it's either gonna be hot or cold, so, you implied it. I've attached the link you stated it.

excerpt:

It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Thanks for admitting I never said "hot photons".

again you implied it. so yeah you said it. you also told me that the photon has no temperature and again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

 

[jc456]

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature? wow.

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

so why does the gadget convert them to temperature then?

Why does the thermometer convert data into temperature? LOL!

it is funny cause you state photon's don't have a temperature, so what is it the machine is actually giving us? hahahahahahahahahaha

again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Photons don't have a temperature, photons have energy.

Thanks for admitting you don't even understand what temperature means.

I agree I thank you for admitting you haven't a clue. and to date, you still haven't explained the importance of the photons that magically move around the globe with no temperature. Energy, but no temperature, although their energy has temperature, LOL, what a bunch of mumbo jumbo. LOL.

Hey, but them there photons have a great ride for nothing.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Hot photons? I didn't think it was possible for you to get dumber........

man they're your words.

I used the words "hot photons" anywhere other than responding to your mention of them?

More Proof the skeptics are WINNING!!

No the temperature on the gadget was warm and you stated that it was reading the photon's temperature. So it's either gonna be hot or cold, so, you implied it. I've attached the link you stated it.

excerpt:

It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Thanks for admitting I never said "hot photons".

again you implied it. so yeah you said it. you also told me that the photon has no temperature and again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

I never implied photons were hot or cold. I said, many times, photons have energy.

So your latest idiocy is that a "hot photon" can't hit colder matter?

If so, how does the "hot photon" measure the temperature of the colder matter, before it hits?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

well again if they have no temperature why convert them to temperature?

They have no temperature. No if about it.

so why does the gadget convert them to temperature then?

Why does the thermometer convert data into temperature? LOL!

it is funny cause you state photon's don't have a temperature, so what is it the machine is actually giving us? hahahahahahahahahaha

again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Photons don't have a temperature, photons have energy.

Thanks for admitting you don't even understand what temperature means.

I agree I thank you for admitting you haven't a clue. and to date, you still haven't explained the importance of the photons that magically move around the globe with no temperature. Energy, but no temperature, although their energy has temperature, LOL, what a bunch of mumbo jumbo. LOL.

Hey, but them there photons have a great ride for nothing.

you still haven't explained the importance of the photons that magically move around the globe with no temperature.

Magic? LOL!
All matter above 0K emits photons. No magic, just physics.

 

[jc456]

man they're your words.

I used the words "hot photons" anywhere other than responding to your mention of them?

More Proof the skeptics are WINNING!!

No the temperature on the gadget was warm and you stated that it was reading the photon's temperature. So it's either gonna be hot or cold, so, you implied it. I've attached the link you stated it.

excerpt:

It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

Thanks for admitting I never said "hot photons".

again you implied it. so yeah you said it. you also told me that the photon has no temperature and again your words:
It captures photons. The energy of the photons gives a temperature reading.

I never implied photons were hot or cold. I said, many times, photons have energy.

So your latest idiocy is that a "hot photon" can't hit colder matter?

If so, how does the "hot photon" measure the temperature of the colder matter, before it hits?

I never implied photons were hot or cold. I said, many times, photons have energy.

Yep you did. The dude had a picture of a thermo-doodle with a temperature reading on it. and your words were:

I never implied photons were hot or cold. I said, many times, photons have energy.
your words. That implied that the reading was the photons. again it's in the link I provided.