jc456
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- Dec 18, 2013
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WowSo, energy that only penetrates a few thousandths of an inch isn't REALLY in the water? Is that it? Water doesn't start conducting heat till you get, what, ten feet deep?
Where does heat go junior? Ahhhh yes. It RISES! Tell me then, slick, how do you get any warming of the water when the long wave IR can't even penetrate as deep as a thousandth of an inch?
Heat does NOT rise. Water expanded to a lower density by heating might rise, but heat travels in all directions nitwit.