Recent content by bellfreeC

Still, the muddled thinking I see... The surface does no such thing. I don't even think convection is the real key difference. Most of the so-called global warming occurs at night over the Arctic. How far North now can one build a successful Greenhouse that rarely needs extra heat by...

Then, what is so basic about these calculations? Look at it from the global warming potential point of view. What are the odds of a CO2 molecule staying aloft for a hundred years or more? MrB. ",,,Greenhouse Effects Within The Frame Of Physics" http://arxiv.org/abs/0707.1161v4 I have...

Yes, this has been provided many times. "Figure — Details of Earth's energy balance (source: Kiehl and Trenberth, 1997). Numbers are in watts per square meter of Earth's surface, and some may be uncertain by as much as 20%..." The black and white version that currently brings up the rear of...

"The fifties and sixties were years of unreal optimism about weather forecasting. Newspapers and magazines were filled with hope for weather science, not just for prediction but for modification and control. Two technologies were maturing together, the digital computer and the space...

This is Chjoaygame: "Inside the window, one is interested in separate radiative transfer of heat from the land-sea surface. The mean free path of "single photons", when the air is relatively dry and the CO2 relatively little, can be hundreds of kilometers. The very importantly and greatly...

All right, don't hold back. :) Well, a loon implies that he knows not[what he says] rather than a master magician who knows better. Anyway, I see thread id:245897 is in forum=20. That maybe the place for any more comments on motives. However, as I have read that thread{almost finished}...

I am kind of curious myself. This first technique I bolded is suppose to be a quicker study. I have yet to google Arthur Robinson**. I suspect the petition could be signed by anyone, whether they call themselves a scientist or not. Air-Sea CO2 Flux by Eddy Covariance Technique in the...

Quantum Physics (quant-ph): [I see that he has six papers in this area, but maybe only one that has relevance to this thread (and my previous question on what have we learned over the past few decades) ?? -MrB.] Quantum Reality, Complex Numbers and the Meteorological Butterfly Effect Author...

I would like an expansion on that, if you don't mind terribly. ...if you especially could fit Tim Palmer in the discussion. MrB.

Here is a gross map of spheres that constitutes the total atmosphere. In my opinion, as far as climate goes, gross is all we have. The finer details(which can make physics and chemistry fun i suppose) are left to molal heat capacity and the coefficient of viscosity. The latter result came as...

That's silly. The temperature lapse rate to a nearly minus sixty degrees Fahrenheit does not sound like it can "radiate" anything worth while. MrB.

>> Results 1 - 12 of about 12 for svensmark OR cosmoclimatology << Hey, another twelve... Results 1 - 12 of about 12 for hitran. I will list the most exciting(in relation to this thread\questions) and then the scary part from my own archives. CO2 saturation point? MODTRAN here is...

Andre Jan23-07 04:03 PM ------------------------------------------------------ Ah, the emperor wears clothes. Try these for a change: http://www.phys.huji.ac.il/shaviv/articles/sensitivity.pdf http://www.knmi.nl/~laatdej/2006joc1292.pdf...

Re:1964866, 1947839, 1955447 -- >> The CO2 problem is an insulation not an insolation problem. << Why is it not both? >> The question is: what is the surface temperature at Earth's thermodynamic equilibrium? << Life doesn't have an equilibrium, does it? I mean it is hard to define...