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Cynic wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 21:18:01 +0100, Phil Randal wrote: Global warming is due to fluctuations in the Sun. Several planets in the solar system are now known to be warming also. That myth is debunked he http://reasic.com/2007/07/04/reasic-...green-options/ Debunked huh? The theory was proposed by the head of Russia's space research. Abdussamatov is pontificating well outside his field of expertise. He has not published any peer-reviewed papers in which he explains these theories, or provided any data supportive of them. That's hardly suprising, given that there has been no significant increase in any of the solar indices for at least 30 years (direct satellite observation), and probably much longer. It's a crock. There's a rather more thorough debunking he http://www.realclimate.org/index.php?p=192 |
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"Cynic" wrote in message ... but whatever the real case, it is difficult to see that we could make any significant difference in any *practical* way. So rather than trying to stop the inevitable, surely it is better to start preparing for the outcome - whatever it is being caused by? If we saved the money that we're going to waste on a futile attempt to reduce CO2 emissions and spent it on improving coastal defences and so forth it would make more sense. Why throw away resources on a battle that can't be won? We need to be realistic. Bill |
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"Bill Wright" wrote in message ... "Cynic" wrote in message ... but whatever the real case, it is difficult to see that we could make any significant difference in any *practical* way. So rather than trying to stop the inevitable, surely it is better to start preparing for the outcome - whatever it is being caused by? If we saved the money that we're going to waste on a futile attempt to reduce CO2 emissions and spent it on improving coastal defences and so forth it would make more sense. Why throw away resources on a battle that can't be won? We need to be realistic. That too would be a waste of money. Global warming is over, as anyone who has gone out without a brolly will have found. Anyhow CO2 is a product of warming not the cause. Mars is also warming too however there are no people to blame for that!! The 'excuse' is that a change in the tilt of the planet caused frozen CO2 to 'melt' and cause the warming. However Mars as you know is round, any tilt to melt CO2 would cause it to freeze on the other side, Net effect zero.Also I don't recall and the change in the tilt of mars hitting the headlines. Pretty hard to shift something with the inertia of Mars much!! Mercury is also warming too. It's all a lie, a con. Yes there have been more CO2 recently but it has not been matched by increases in temperature, and certaintly not in proportion to the rise (or we would be frying). Infact it appears that the earth is cooling. http://motls.blogspot.com/2006/12/20...r-in-last.html And the main article. http://motls.blogspot.com/2006/07/ca...tures-ice.html Warming by CO2 would be immediate according to the way it works (or is supposed to work). If there is more CO2 the sun light will hit it immediately and it will produce more heat. There is no time lag whatsoever. All the records show CO2 rising for 800 years after the temperature stops rising, why is this CO2 not causing warming? Has it stopped working? Indeed the temperature *always* falls in this period of rising CO2. OK you say, maybe the sun just happened to be less active in this period and that would explain the fall in temperature whilst the CO2 rose. Mind you it would be a staggering remarkable coincidence that this happened every time, that the sun somehow knew to shine less bright at these times. Of course the real and easy to follow explaination is as follows.The Sun gets brighter and warms the earths atmosphere which in turn warms the surface of the sea, warm sea releases gases (thats why a kettle boils when you heat it!!) but it takes a long time to heat huge oceans!! 800 years apparently, that explains the lag. When the atmosphere cools it take a long time, 800 years for the oceans to cool and subsequently absorb more gases. Imagine you had a warm bath of water with CO2 above it.It will take a long time for that bath to cool and absorb the CO2, how many hours would you imagine it would take? 5? 6? 7? Now imagine that bath is a big as the adlantic, pacific and all the other oceans!! How long will that take to cool? 5 hours? Not on you life!! 800 years seems a much more reasonable time scale!! 4,344,685.7 gallons of water in the pacific. 8765 hours in a year 7,200,000 hours in 800 years. Now if a gallon of water took 2 hours to cool then you could say that 4,344,685.7 gallons (the pacific) would take about 8,600,000 hours ( 800 years) to cool. Rough figures, but they are in the right 'ball park'. Conclusion CO2 induced global warming is b*llocks!! This is because whhilst CO2 does absorb some sunlight, and produce heat, that sunlight would otherwise hit the ground and produce as much, if not more heat!!!! (As anyone who had ever felt tarmac on a sunny day will have noticed!!). The CO2 myth exposed by Lord Turkey Cough!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, fortunately Lord Turkey knows it all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And we (well I) know the heat produced by CO2 is produced higher than grouond level (mainly) and rises and thus cools in the upper atmosophere so it has little effect. Whereas heat produced at ground level has maximum heating effect. This is why atmospheric CO2 produces global *cooling*, and this is exactly what the records show!! And it is exactly what a correctly thought out theory, like mind predicts!! So who do you believe? Fantastically clever LTC or those kn*bheads at the meteorlogical office? I rest my case M'lud :O) A rather inconvienient truth for Al Gore and the crackpot enviromentalists. Anyway I must stick some more coal on my fossil fuel open fire, it's getting rather chilly :O| Bill |
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"Lord Turkey Cough" wrote in message ... "Bill Wright" wrote in message ... "Cynic" wrote in message ... but whatever the real case, it is difficult to see that we could make any significant difference in any *practical* way. So rather than trying to stop the inevitable, surely it is better to start preparing for the outcome - whatever it is being caused by? If we saved the money that we're going to waste on a futile attempt to reduce CO2 emissions and spent it on improving coastal defences and so forth it would make more sense. Why throw away resources on a battle that can't be won? We need to be realistic. That too would be a waste of money. Global warming is over, as anyone who has gone out without a brolly will have found. Anyhow CO2 is a product of warming not the cause. Mars is also warming too however there are no people to blame for that!! The 'excuse' is that a change in the tilt of the planet caused frozen CO2 to 'melt' and cause the warming. However Mars as you know is round, any tilt to melt CO2 would cause it to freeze on the other side, Net effect zero.Also I don't recall and the change in the tilt of mars hitting the headlines. Pretty hard to shift something with the inertia of Mars much!! Mercury is also warming too. It's all a lie, a con. Yes there have been more CO2 recently but it has not been matched by increases in temperature, and certaintly not in proportion to the rise (or we would be frying). Infact it appears that the earth is cooling. http://motls.blogspot.com/2006/12/20...r-in-last.html And the main article. http://motls.blogspot.com/2006/07/ca...tures-ice.html Warming by CO2 would be immediate according to the way it works (or is supposed to work). If there is more CO2 the sun light will hit it immediately and it will produce more heat. There is no time lag whatsoever. All the records show CO2 rising for 800 years after the temperature stops rising, why is this CO2 not causing warming? Has it stopped working? Indeed the temperature *always* falls in this period of rising CO2. OK you say, maybe the sun just happened to be less active in this period and that would explain the fall in temperature whilst the CO2 rose. Mind you it would be a staggering remarkable coincidence that this happened every time, that the sun somehow knew to shine less bright at these times. Of course the real and easy to follow explaination is as follows.The Sun gets brighter and warms the earths atmosphere which in turn warms the surface of the sea, warm sea releases gases (thats why a kettle boils when you heat it!!) but it takes a long time to heat huge oceans!! 800 years apparently, that explains the lag. When the atmosphere cools it take a long time, 800 years for the oceans to cool and subsequently absorb more gases. Imagine you had a warm bath of water with CO2 above it.It will take a long time for that bath to cool and absorb the CO2, how many hours would you imagine it would take? 5? 6? 7? Now imagine that bath is a big as the adlantic, pacific and all the other oceans!! How long will that take to cool? 5 hours? Not on you life!! 800 years seems a much more reasonable time scale!! 4,344,685.7 gallons of water in the pacific. 8765 hours in a year 7,200,000 hours in 800 years. Now if a gallon of water took 2 hours to cool then you could say that 4,344,685.7 gallons (the pacific) would take about 8,600,000 hours ( 800 years) to cool. Rough figures, but they are in the right 'ball park'. Conclusion CO2 induced global warming is b*llocks!! This is because whhilst CO2 does absorb some sunlight, and produce heat, that sunlight would otherwise hit the ground and produce as much, if not more heat!!!! (As anyone who had ever felt tarmac on a sunny day will have noticed!!). The CO2 myth exposed by Lord Turkey Cough!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, fortunately Lord Turkey knows it all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And we (well I) know the heat produced by CO2 is produced higher than grouond level (mainly) and rises and thus cools in the upper atmosophere so it has little effect. Whereas heat produced at ground level has maximum heating effect. This is why atmospheric CO2 produces global *cooling*, and this is exactly what the records show!! And it is exactly what a correctly thought out theory, like mind predicts!! So who do you believe? Fantastically clever LTC or those kn*bheads at the meteorlogical office? I rest my case M'lud :O) A rather inconvienient truth for Al Gore and the crackpot enviromentalists. Anyway I must stick some more coal on my fossil fuel open fire, it's getting rather chilly :O| But hold it you say!! What about all the rain and flooding!!!? How do you explain that oh wise one LTC? We have caught you out there!! Simple I say!!! Cooler air holds less water (obviously!!). Thats why its been p*ssing it down!!! Another problem solved. Bill |
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Dead Paul wrote:
On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 22:44:45 +0000, Lord Turkey Cough wrote: http://www.bestfootforward.com/carbonlife.htm Now change the values to give the lowest result possible (by cheating). And low and behold we still need 1.2 planets. So the solution to global warming is to murder 1/6 of the worlds population. George Bush has already made an early start on that in Iraq. Who said he was not green? All this "carbon footprint" claptrap is softening up to get you ready for more taxes. Unfortunately this has the understandable side effect of making many people cynical about global warming. Global warming is due to fluctuations in the Sun. Several planets in the solar system are now known to be warming also. Global warming is not due solely to fluctuations in the Sun. Other factors are at work also, human industrial activity being a major player. Peter |
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On Fri, 6 Jul 2007 01:21:20 +0100, "Pyriform"
wrote: Global warming is due to fluctuations in the Sun. Several planets in the solar system are now known to be warming also. That myth is debunked he http://reasic.com/2007/07/04/reasic-...green-options/ Debunked huh? The theory was proposed by the head of Russia's space research. Abdussamatov is pontificating well outside his field of expertise. He has not published any peer-reviewed papers in which he explains these theories, or provided any data supportive of them. How many papers has "reasic" published? -- Cynic |
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Cynic wrote:
On Fri, 6 Jul 2007 01:21:20 +0100, "Pyriform" wrote: Global warming is due to fluctuations in the Sun. Several planets in the solar system are now known to be warming also. That myth is debunked he http://reasic.com/2007/07/04/reasic-...green-options/ Debunked huh? The theory was proposed by the head of Russia's space research. Abdussamatov is pontificating well outside his field of expertise. He has not published any peer-reviewed papers in which he explains these theories, or provided any data supportive of them. How many papers has "reasic" published? I have no idea. I am not relying on his refutation! That's why I gave you what I regard as a better link. Here it is again: http://www.realclimate.org/index.php?p=192 |
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Cynic wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 21:18:01 +0100, Phil Randal wrote: Global warming is due to fluctuations in the Sun. Several planets in the solar system are now known to be warming also. That myth is debunked he http://reasic.com/2007/07/04/reasic-...green-options/ Debunked huh? The theory was proposed by the head of Russia's space research. Someone calling him/herself "reasic" has a contrary opinion. Please point me to reasic's qualifications. What I see is a similar thing happening to planets as to Earth, and a similar thing happening to what has happened several times before. But even though the changes that matter are the same, we are told that the cause is *completely* different to anything that is happening elsewhere or in the past, based on theory rather than solid experimental data (which would be impossible to do on the scale involved) More reasonable perhaps to believe that the same factors are at least partially responsible, if not the main factors. but whatever the real case, it is difficult to see that we could make any significant difference in any *practical* way. So rather than trying to stop the inevitable, surely it is better to start preparing for the outcome - whatever it is being caused by? Oh, stop trying to flog a very dead horse. The theory has been discredited, and you're making a complete fool of yourself: See http://blog.petedecarlo.com/?p=41 for a commentary on the Nature article which blows it all apart and http://www.petedecarlo.com/files/448008a.pdf for the article itself. |
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Phil Randal wrote:
Oh, stop trying to flog a very dead horse. The theory has been discredited, and you're making a complete fool of yourself: See http://blog.petedecarlo.com/?p=41 for a commentary on the Nature article which blows it all apart and http://www.petedecarlo.com/files/448008a.pdf for the article itself. Add to the list of required reading: Cosmic Rays and Global Warming T. SLOAN, A.W.WOLFENDALE Abstract: It has been claimed by others that observed temporal correlations of terrestrial cloud cover with ‘the cosmic ray intensity’ are causal. The possibility arises, therefore, of a connection between cosmic rays and Global Warming. If true, the implications would be very great. We have examined this claim to look for evidence to corroborate it. So far we have not found any and so our tentative conclusions are to doubt it. Such correlations as appear are more likely to be due to the small variations in solar irradiance, which, of course, correlate with cosmic rays. We estimate that less than 15% of the 11-year cycle warming variations are due to cosmic rays and less than 2% of the warming over the last 35 years is due to this cause. http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/...706.4294v1.pdf |
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"Phil Randal" wrote in message ... All our fuel sources are bio - renewable, oil is plant derived, just a long time ago. |
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