wanton dwarf
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No, no and no.
I am not going to spend another few hours giving you information from papers published over the last 200 years for you to come back with remarks that do not reflect what I have posted. I disagree with your contentions, and you disagree with mine. So be it.
I could have said exactly the same in response to your first post.
All you've done is come back with the same Climate Propaganda that's been put out for decades .. the very first link you gave doesnt even mention water. Even if in your mind Water is not the dominant climate element .. it should exist as a major one at the very least. Yet it doesnt even exist.
All the elements mentioned only warm .. they don't cool and they don't explain how the system works. In fact you cannot explain climate without using water .. so why is it missing in your data ?
I'd also point out there are other elements which do cool such as silica which gets into the atmosphere from dust storms in deserts and volcanos - sulphur is another one. Again this data doesn't exist in your first example.
It's okay to just parrot information as if that is "Science" but science is about being able to repeat the same experiments and get the same results .. case in point the Climate Models of the past few decades have been proven wrong. The current excuse for this disparity has been the Oceans are a "Heat sink" ..
I'll continue reading your post when I have time but from what I've seen I'm not impressed - I don't even rate that first example as being scientific at all. It's just propaganda, I think it even says it's an "aid" to inform the public.
I had a look at the video at #1549 .. I'll give you a clear example of how bad this video is.
It mentions if radiation from the Sun increased you would expect increases in temperature in all layers of the atmosphere.
It then gives an example of how the Suns energy travels through the atmosphere, hits the ground and gets reflected as long wave infrared raidation - which then gets absorbed by CO2 and reflected again predominantly heating the lower atmosphere.
Fine.
So that Climate Change example of CO2 already wipes his own previous argument about the sun being hotter. The majority of the suns radiation passes through the atmosphere not getting absorbed at any level .. otherwise it wouldn't hit the Earth and get altered to long wave radiation and being reflected as in his later example.
Therefore an increase in the suns radiation would create a massively disproportionate increase in long wave radiation - because most of the suns energy gets absorbed at the Earth - which would predominantly heat the lower atmosphere because of CO2 (Using his words).
So there physically cannot be equal heating of the different levels of the atmosphere anyway .. as he himself points out.
Of course this is not totally correct either because Water vapour is 100x a better climate absorption gas than CO2. In the case of clouds a significant absorbtion occurs well above the planets surface. You can feel this on your face as a cloud passes infront of the sun.
Further, the sun is a fusion engine which continuously makes denser elements. As different elements are used by the sun as fuel different energy levels of radiation are emitted - this is why Astonomers know the age and makeup of stars and also planets orbiting them - spectral analysis of wavelengths each wavelength being a different colour and representative of the material that emitted that wavelength etc. This can be seen quite clearly from absorbtion bands by the various elements .. for example CO2 absorbs longwave infrared radiation. The same occurs within the same element as it is heated, hotter gives off one colour, cooler another. This is literally the energy levels of the atoms. Therefore as the sun fuses elements into heavier elements the very wavelength of energy hitting the Earth would change in colour and wavelength and therefore the rate of absorbtion by each element on the Earth would vary and each element is obviously at different levels in the atmosphereas well as on the sruface of the Earth and Oceans.
In other words the Colour of the sun means different materials are affected differently on the Earth.
I think that's pretty clear .. that example is pure jibberish. The first time he explains energy is absorbed equally from the sun at every level and then immediately changes his mind .. actually most is absorbed at the surface. Garbage.
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