Billy_Bob
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- Sep 4, 2014
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You really don't get it... Sad.. Very sad..Tell me moron, How much weight in mass does CO2 have and then tell me how much it warms with energy that is radiated at -80 degC. then tell how much the atmosphere will warm with the warming of CO2.. DO THE MATH RETARD!That CO2 absorbs and re-emits at other than 15 microns does nothing to refute Ian's comments. It has a strong band at 15 microns and it behaves as he contends. What error do you believe he is making?
The Earth's surface absorbs a wide range of SWIR and LWIR. It re-emits it primarily in broad band LWIR. Energy in the 15 micron band and others is absorbed by CO2 within the first few meters of atmosphere and re-emits in all directions. Energy transport from that point upwards is a combination of radiative, conductive and convective. When energy gets high enough in the stratosphere, the rarity of the atmosphere allows radiated IR to escape to space.
That is my understanding of what Ian has contended. Ian may certainly correct me if I have erred. Do you believe any part of that to be in error?
1. CO2 does not warm by empirical experiment, so it warms NOTHING..
Hahahahaha. That is hilarious! jc calling someone else a retard!
No, that mantle is yours, you've earned it.
Tell me IAN how much energy is in a photon radiated at -80 deg C. Do you know? I DO..
You rail at SSDD about "dimming photons" and you cant even quantify why a photon radiated at 0.2um will have 100,000 times more energy than a photon at 10um.. Its the power contained within the particle and it changes with the molecule emitting at its temperature.
SO tell me IAN, how much power is contained in a photon emitted at 16um? Without knowing this number you can not hope to prove warming of our atmosphere by CO2..
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