The laws of heat transfer apply equally to conduction and radiation. Just as visible light cannot be reflected back to an object to make it brighter, neither can an infrared reflection make it hotter. Greenhouse theory offers a false physics, then, and reradiating CO2 molecules cannot heat a surface whose heat they are reacting to. The same professor of applied mathematics who borrowed my mirror example and came to the same conclusion about the actual behavior of radiant energy, amplified that conclusion just today:
In short: heat flows from hot to cold but there is no physics corresponding to a flow from cold to hot analogous to "backradiation". Heat can radiate from a hot to a cold body, but not from a cold to a hot. In other words:
- Backradiation corresponds to an unstable unobservable unphysical process.
To understand that atmospheric "backradiation", the scientific basis of global warming, is an unphysical fictional phenomenon, it is useful to compare with heat conduction, or more generally diffusion...This detail of a UN/IPCC chart depicts an impossible process:
And here is a "clarification" of the same IPCC perpetual heat engine from a university professor!:
See blogpost
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And I'm very HAPPY that professor Johnson borrowed it!
ReplyDeleteIt's a pleasure to see the momentum building behind ever-more compelling debunks of the greenhouse gas theory. From Gerlich and Tscheuschner onwards to Dr. Hertzberg, Dr. Glassman, Dr. Charles Anderson,Alan Siddons, Hans Schreuder,Gary Novak, Dr Willie Soon et al.....it's gets better and better week by week.
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ReplyDeleteIt's a pleasure to see the momentum building behind ever-more compelling debunks of the greenhouse gas theory. From Gerlich and Tscheuschner onwards to Dr. Hertzberg, Dr. Glassman, Dr. Charles Anderson,Alan Siddons, Hans Schreuder,Gary Novak, Dr Willie Soon et al.....it's gets better and better week by week.
Using the same "physics" you can show, e.g., that by putting a brick on the pavement you will destroy the planet. So the brick begins to exert some force on the pavement, and the pavement responds by pushing back, so the brick resists by pushing a bit more, to which the pavement responds, and so on, until the world explodes in a tremendous puff! Apparently, Zeno already knew about global warming.
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