Sentences with phrase «shortwave radiation from the sun»

Darin Toohey, a professor at the University of Colorado's atmospheric and oceanic sciences department and one of the paper's authors, says black carbon absorbs shortwave radiation from the sun, causing the atmosphere to heat up.

This process begins with the absorption of shortwave radiation from the sun.

The greenhouse gases mostly are transparent to the shortwave radiation from the Sun.

In point of fact the ocean is transparent to shortwave radiation from the sun and opaque to longwave back - radiated from the atmosphere.

The atmosphere of the Earth is less able to absorb shortwave radiation from the Sun than thermal radiation coming from the surface.

Not exact matches

In the longer term, the study shows thar the earth begins to absorb more shortwave radiation — the high energy waves coming directly from the sun».

The spectrum of thermal infrared radiation is practically distinct from that of shortwave or solar radiation because of the difference in temperature between the Sun and the Earth - atmosphere system.

The portion of the radiation thus trapped and sent back to the Earth's surface adds to the shortwave energy from the sun and the longwave energy from the air already reaching the surface.

Their container for their empty space atmosphere being the non-existant glass of their greenhouse which prevents longwave infrared direct from the Sun entering, which is heat radiation, and for which they have substituted shortwave mainly visible light to heat their imaginary Earth, impossible in the real world.

The actual heat we feel from the Sun is the Sun's thermal energy radiating out to us, the Sun's visible / shortwave light are not thermal and are physically incapable of heating matter as real thermal infrared heat radiation does.

If the troposhere is cold, that means sea surface also is cold, and it is still gaining shortwave energy from the Sun at the same rate while it radiates a lesser amount longwave radiation to space.

They usually separate it out as the effect of the cloud feedback on shortwave radiation (i.e., radiation from the sun) and the effect of the cloud feedback on longwave radiation (i.e., radiation from the earth).

As with the NASA page I showed you, you are contradicted here re radiation not constrained by these Laws as you are re claiming that it's shortwave solar heating the Earth and not as normal Science has always stated, that it's the Thermal energy we feel from the Sun and which heats the Earth.