Sentences with phrase «joules since»

I suggest you look at Fig S9 of that paper I see the world oceans heating up about 14 x 10 ^ 22 Joules since 1955.

Roughly 5 x 1022 Joules since 2003.

Not exact matches

Since 1970, the Earth's heat content has been rising at a rate of 6 x 1021 Joules per year.

I have been wearing it a few more times since then and one of the combinations I really enjoyed to wear is with my Joules striped top.

Now I am the first to admit that 1e22 joules are a heap of joules and when someone is faced with the fact that the ocean heat content has been rising at a steady rate of around 1e22 joules / year since 1970, the first reaction is to say «O. M. G.!!

15.9 * 10 ^ 22 Joules as of 2003, more since then.

Since 2004 there is around 0.5 x 1023 joules in the full depth that isn't in the top layer!

Since ARGO measurements started in 2003 the first estimate in 2008 showed slight upper ocean cooling; the corrected and extended estimate shows around 2 x10 ^ 22 Joules warming = around 0.02 C (0 - 700m)

Murphy et al. (2009 JGR) gathered the numbers for us: something like 1400 x 10 ^ 21 Joules of energy added by anthropogenic CO2 (and etc) since 1950.

Since 1970, the Earth's heat content has been rising at a rate of 6 x 1021 Joules per year.

9000000 km ^ 2 Arctic sea ice melt spring — summer 1.8 e +13 m ^ 3 at a 2m average thickness — this is generous — see http://psc.apl.washington.edu/ArcticSeaiceVolume/IceVolume.php 917 kg / m ^ 3 for ice 1.6506 e +16 kg / year 5.513004 e +21 joules 0.143 percent going into ice melt spring — summer; BUT, a roughly equal amount comes back out during the refreeze in the fall — winter; and since it's floating, it doesn't effect sea level.

This will still be a challenge for the global climate modelers to explain, since the IPCC perspective of global warming requires a more - or-less monotonic increase in Joules within the climate system, in the absence of a major volcanic eruption (i.e. see A Litmus Test For Global Warming - A Much Overdue Requirement).