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Given two interpretations of SB that, for the most part, provide the same results, why do you choose the one that requires unexplainable phenomena?
Given two interpretations of SB that, for the most part, provide the same results, why do you choose the one that requires unexplainable phenomena?
Because it is the actual physical law.
.and is supported by every observation and measurement ever made.
we have never recorded "net" energy flow between objects...all measurements ever made show one way gross energy flow.
Why do you accept a formula other than the actual SB law...a formula in which Tc can be set to a higher temperature than T which violates a basic tenet of the SB law, and a formula which has no observed, measured evidence to back it up?
We all know why you accept it skidmark...because you are a putz.
As has been demonstrated to us all by excerpts from multiple textbook explanation, it most certainly is not.
I don't want a list of book titles and you know it. I want a quotation stating that the inequality only works in ONE DIRECTION - the TENET of SB you claimed.
Here are a few text books that DO NOTt recognize the bastardized version of the SB law that wuwei has snookered you guys into believing. Note: These are all textbooks aimed at those pursuing a degree in the hard sciences, physics, chemistry, meteorology, etc.
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Radiative Transfer by Chandrasekhar
You can't give any scientific reference can you. No wonder you want to abort the discussion. Your'e all alone in an embarrassing situation of mocking all science.You guys have any idea what that equation says yet? There is little point in further discussion till such time as you have demonstrated that you can actually read such a simple equation.
It certainly does. You are lying again.that isn't what the equation says....try again.
You keep trolling the same thing on a different thread. Here it is again.Try again....till such time as you state, in plain english what this equation says, we have nothing else to talk about.
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Power equals the emissivity of the object, times the S-B constant times the area of the object times......
I gave you the actual derivation and explanation. If the equation goes negative it means it is absorbing more than it is radiating. That is what the text from Dartmouth University actually says in plain English. You should be able to figure that out. It's basic arithmetic after all.An equation that allows you to set Tc to a higher temperature than T is invalid...try again. I gave you the actual SB equation...read it
For God's sake. Can't you stop lying??? The Dartmouth text says exactly what the equation is. Why do you keep lying about that? Why do you keep playing the troll? You are calling that science a false version now. You have never ever given a reference to your made up version. You lose. Science wins. Sad.You gave me bullshit about a false version of a physical law...so what? Till such time as you state what the equation says, we have nothing else to talk about...except perhaps why you won't state what the equation says.
Given two interpretations of SB that, for the most part, provide the same results, why do you choose the one that requires unexplainable phenomena?