You are describing yourself again. DON'T TRY TO BLAME YOUR PROBLEM ON ME OR ANYBODY ELSE!You wouldn't know science if it crawled up your ass and laid eggs. All you do is avoid question, pretend your opinion is fact and lie. You are in a three way tie for the most dishonest people on this forum.
When YOU want to have an honest conversation, I'll be more than happy to talk to you or Tweedle Dum (IBDaMann)
The Earth isn't a greenhouse, Void. No greenhouse warms the Earth.Why? We already know that things like greenhouses, using no additional energy from the sun, cause temperatures within the green house to be higher than they are outside the greenhouse.
Insulation is not an energy source. You cannot heat a home with insulation.We know that an insulated house will have a higher internal temperature,
You cannot heat anything with insulation. You can't even heat a rock by putting a blanket on it.with no additional energy, than an uninsulated house. What makes you so sure that this particular situation requires additional energy?
I never said you "heat" things with insulation.The Earth isn't a greenhouse, Void. No greenhouse warms the Earth.
Insulation is not an energy source. You cannot heat a home with insulation.
You cannot heat anything with insulation. You can't even heat a rock by putting a blanket on it.
You are ignoring the 1st law of thermodynamics again. You cannot create energy out of nothing.
DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!I never said you "heat" things with insulation.
Great. Prove me wrong. Show me in which post I reference heat or heating?DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!
Again, stop playing dumb troll boy.The Earth isn't a greenhouse, Void. No greenhouse warms the Earth.
Insulation is not an energy source. You cannot heat a home with insulation.
You cannot heat anything with insulation. You can't even heat a rock by putting a blanket on it.
You are ignoring the 1st law of thermodynamics again. You cannot create energy out of nothing.
DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!Great. Prove me wrong. Show me in which post I reference heat or heating?
I'll be waiting......
DON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!Again, stop playing dumb troll boy.
I clearly stated the purpose of referencing greenhouses and insulated houses and it was not to compare to the earth, it was to make a point about increases in temperatures without increased energy. I also never once implied that insulation is an energy source.
Can you please turn on your brain before your next response. Thanks.
Ok troll boyDON'T TRY TO DENY YOUR OWN POSTS!
You can't weasel your way out using a paradox!
Mantra 1a. Lame.Ok troll boy
Well, it seems that the Church of Global Warming has basically given up and resorted to just throwing insults.
They don't realize that such behavior doesn't win any arguments or changes the laws of thermodynamics.
They still insist that a Magick Holy Gas can somehow create energy out of nothing, ignoring the 1st law of thermodynamics.
They still insist that a Magick Holy Gas can somehow reduce entropy by attempting to heat the warmer surface using a colder gas, ignoring the 2nd law of thermodynamics.
They still insist that a Magick Holy Gas can somehow prevent light from being emitted by the Earth, and that the Earth can be heated by this trapped energy, ignoring the Stefan-Boltzmann law.
They still insist that it's somehow possible to measure the temperature of the Earth, the total snow and ice on Earth, the sea level to within millimeters, the pH of the ocean, the emissivity of the Earth, and other factors that are simply not possible to measure, ignoring statistical mathematics and committing a base rate fallacy.
Round and round they go, switching to a different denial when caught in their own trap.
Well, that's religious fundamentalism for you.
Stop right there. This thread is about Earth (specifically referencing Earth's average global equilibrium temperature), and then concludes by asking a question based upon that ("is such a concept possible in physics?")Again, stop playing dumb troll boy.
I clearly stated the purpose of referencing greenhouses and insulated houses and it was not to compare to the earth,
Earth is not a greenhouse.it was to make a point about increases in temperatures without increased energy.
Yes, you did.I also never once implied that insulation is an energy source.
Can you please take your own advice before your next response? Thanks.Can you please turn on your brain before your next response. Thanks.
For the third time, I never said the earth was a greenhouse. The comparison was to make the point that temperatures can change/rise in a specific area WITHOUT ADDITIONAL ENERGY? Do you understand that? There is no glass enclosure around the earth. The atmosphere is not like the insulation found in the walls of a house. Is there anything you'd like to pretend to not understand that I can "clear up" for you.Stop right there. This thread is about Earth (specifically referencing Earth's average global equilibrium temperature), and then concludes by asking a question based upon that ("is such a concept possible in physics?")
Earth is not a greenhouse.
So YOU believe that I think insulation radiates energy? That is what you believe? So, when I walk over to the thermostat and turn the switch to "Heat" to turn on my heater, YOU think that I think it's sending electricity to the insulation lining the walls of my house? Is that what you're saying?Yes, you did.
Can you please take your own advice before your next response? Thanks.
Btw, question marks are the correct punctuation to use whenever you ask someone a question.
If the Earth isn't a greenhouse, then there's no valid comparison.For the third time, I never said the earth was a greenhouse.
... and you failed. Within "[the] specific area" (namely, inside of a greenhouse), your example involves additional thermal energy being present. So, I ask once again, where is the additional thermal energy coming from that is causing Earth to increase in temperature?The comparison was to make the point that temperatures can change/rise in a specific area WITHOUT ADDITIONAL ENERGY? Do you understand that?
Precisely, so your comparison of the Earth to a greenhouse is invalid.There is no glass enclosure around the earth.
Precisely. The Earth's atmosphere is not a "magick blanket".The atmosphere is not like the insulation found in the walls of a house.
This is your issue, not mine.Is there anything you'd like to pretend to not understand that I can "clear up" for you.
Stop trying to blame me for YOUR issues.So YOU believe that I think insulation radiates energy? That is what you believe?
Do try to stay focused. This discussion is about Earth's average global equilibrium temperature, not your house, its insulation, nor its thermostat.So, when I walk over to the thermostat and turn the switch to "Heat" to turn on my heater, YOU think that I think it's sending electricity to the insulation lining the walls of my house? Is that what you're saying?
Nope. You cannot blame any of us for YOUR issues.Again, either you WANT to have an honest conversation or you don't. So far, neither you, Into the Night or IBDaMann has shown any desire to have an honest conversation.
... and you failed. Within "[the] specific area" (namely, inside of a greenhouse), your example involves additional thermal energy being present. So, I ask once again, where is the additional thermal energy coming from that is causing Earth to increase in temperature?If the Earth isn't a greenhouse, then there's no valid comparison.
... and you failed. Within "[the] specific area" (namely, inside of a greenhouse), your example involves additional thermal energy being present. So, I ask once again, where is the additional thermal energy coming from that is causing Earth to increase in temperature?
Precisely, so your comparison of the Earth to a greenhouse is invalid.
Precisely. The Earth's atmosphere is not a "magick blanket".
This is your issue, not mine.
Stop trying to blame me for YOUR issues.
Do try to stay focused. This discussion is about Earth's average global equilibrium temperature, not your house, its insulation, nor its thermostat.
Nope. You cannot blame any of us for YOUR issues.
You can simply call me 'gfm7175', or 'gfm' for short.Sweet baby Jesus....
You cannot make your issues go away by blaming them on me.you cannot get this ignorant.
Yes. Obviously YOU don't.Do you know how greenhouses work?
Right.HINT: The sun does not magically produce extra energy to make the temperatures inside a greenhouse higher than those outside the greenhouse, right?
Right, HOWEVER, now there IS additional thermal energy located within the specific area being referred to as the interior of the greenhouse due to the glass enclosure that is now surrounding the interior of the greenhouse. Same amount of sunlight. More thermal energy located internally. Less thermal energy located externally.*****The temperatures INSIDE a greenhouse are higher than those OUTSIDE the greenhouse with NO ADDITIONAL ENERGY FROM THE SUN.*****
See above.Before I waste any more time, I'm going to stop and wait for you to agree to what shouldn't have to be explained.