Well, if it's copy and pasting professors of thermodynamics explaining
how radiation transfers in both directions between two bodies, why don't you explain where they go wrong?
Not exact matches
But ANP engineers and management were mired in debate over reactor technologies,
how best to
transfer nuclear power to a conventional engine, and the best material to shield the crew from
radiation.
And the authors acknowledge that they do not yet know
how the information would subsequently
transfer to the Hawking
radiation, a further necessary step.
The question is
how much of the energy is
transferred by
radiation, conduction and convection?
Learning Objective (s): Investigate
how heat is
transferred by
radiation.
Radiative
transfer models use fundamental physical equations and observations to translate this increased downward
radiation into a radiative forcing, which effectively tells us
how much increased energy is reaching the Earth's surface.
The use of Stefan / Boltzmann to estimate
how much global temperatures will rise as a result of this, also only looks at the
transfer of energy by
radiation.
It should be clear from the recent comments on Roy Spencer's latest thread that Jeff Conlon (owner of «The Air Vent» website) was wrong in assuming that microbolometers (infra red thermometers) disproved what Prof Claes Johnson said about
how one - way spontaneous
radiation can not
transfer heat from a cooler source to a warmer target.
What we do get, is real invisible heat from the Sun which comes to us as thermal infrared which in the real world is
how heat is
transferred by
radiation, and we get white light without which we would have no life on Earth because the blue wavelength is essential for photosynthesis.
Now please, explain just
how gravity will completely prevent the
transfer of blackbody
radiation up a distance of 600 miles, or 6000 miles, or 600,000 miles.
describe
how incoming solar
radiation is reflected, absorbed, and
transferred throughout the Earth system;
One particularly thorny aspect of the MJO is determining
how much heat is
transferred between the ocean and throughout the atmosphere by convection and
how much heat is absorbed or emitted in the form of
radiation.
How about using real heat
transfer equations to explain this rather than back
radiation.
They will plug all of this data into a radiative
transfer model to predict
how much
radiation from the rooftops is reflected back into space, or «the top of the atmosphere,» allowing them to calculate the impact to global warming.
Possibly some physical mechanism in the ocean changed - changes in rate of upper and lower ocean turnover, changes in locations of the turnover, changes in ocean currents, changes in the atmosphere affecting
how much and where
radiation reaches the surface or changing the heat
transfer to the ocean, etc..
This is the only mention of «net», of net change, I don't understand
how that can apply to «net as
transfer of
radiation» outside of it relating to the flow of heat energy as above and by breaking the 2nd Law of heat flowing always from hot to cold and never the other way around, naturally spontaneous, that is, without work being done to change it.
If AGW supporters understood that not all
radiation is thermal and understood the difference between reflective and absorptive, or understood that the 2nd Law can not be broken in any of its parts, or that ideal gas laws do not describe
how CO2 behaves in the atmosphere, they would also see that the methodology behind this «net
transfer obeys 2ndLaw» is nonsense.