X.Onasis
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It's also 20 times the distance from the sun, so it's hardly comparable.Are you really that stupid...the atmosphere of uranus absorbs IR and it is the coldest place in the solar system.That's easy. On average, the Earth is warmer than the moon. What's so hard to understand about that?So you don't understand the greenhouse effect? What's so difficult about it?
Nothing is difficult about it...it is fiction...fiction is easy to understand but apparently separating fiction from reality is quite difficult for some people.
But hey...if you believe you can provide a single piece of observed, measured data, made with an instrument at ambient temperature that establishes a coherent relationship between the absorption of IR by a gas and warming in the atmosphere, by all means, step on up to the plate and deliver....or don't...which is what you will be forced to do since there is no such data...anywhere.
The Earth and moon are essentially the same distance from the sun. So what's your belief concerning their different average temps if not the greenhouse effect?