Yes you can trap heat. You wear a coat to keep yourself warm. That is trapping your body heat.
It is possible to measure the temperature of anything using a thermometer.
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Yes you can trap heat. You wear a coat to keep yourself warm. That is trapping your body heat.
It is possible to measure the temperature of anything using a thermometer.
You are nitpicking. Meteorites have origins in outer space.
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No, you cannot trap heat.
No. A coat (or any other thermal insulation) reduces heat. You still don't know what 'heat' is.
You cannot measure the temperature of the Earth with one.
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Meteorites are not in outer space. They are part of Earth. You still don't know what a meteorite is.
Yes you can trap a heat. An oven will remain hot for a while after it is turned off.
You can measure the temperature of anything using a thermometer.
I have conceded that meteorites are a part of planets.Their origins are from outer space. Awaiting your denial of the obvious.
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An oven does not trap heat. You still don't know what heat is.
You cannot measure the temperature of the Earth with a thermometer.
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A meteorite is never in space. You still don't know what a meteorite is.
How is it possible for an oven to remain hot after it is turned off?
Yes it is possible to measure anything using a thermometer. I suggest you try it.
Reading comprehension issue.
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It doesn't. You cannot stop heat.
You cannot measure the temperature of the Earth with a thermometer. You still don't know what a thermometer is.
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Yours.
How do you measure the temperature of the earth with a thermometer when there are, for all practical purposes, an infinite number of temperatures at different locations?
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Irrelevant. Earth is a closed system. Sun-Earth-space is another closed system.
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Irrelevant.
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Meteorites don't hit the Earth. They are part of Earth. You still don't know what a meteorite is or what heat is.
By measuring different locations? How do weatherman know the temperature at different locations?
Relevant when it comes to global warming.
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No. Your failure to understand what a meteorite is has nothing to do with the Church of Global Warming. Like other believers in the Church of Global Warming, you don't understand what heat is.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth. No gas or vapor has the capability to warm the Earth.