Sentences with phrase «sun means the effects»

Best known for depriving Pluto of planethood by showing that there are many similar bodies in orbit beyond Neptune, Eris's great distance from the sun means the effects of general relativity become negligible.

Not exact matches

By which I mean, there is little we can actually do to affect the rising of the sun, therefore shouting about it or railing against it has little effect.

@Dunk, Morality doesn't have meaning beyond how if effects people, the rules we agree on and accept as a society will mean nothing when catastrophic even or the sun expanding wipes us off the star map; but why isn't it's effect on mankind enough?

Although hundreds of exoplanets had already been found orbiting sun - like stars throughout the Milky Way, they had been discovered by indirect means — astronomers had inferred the presence of a planet by observing the dimming effects or gravitational wobble an orbiting companion induces on its parent star.

Another positive feedback of global warming is the albedo effect: less white summer ice means more dark open water, which absorbs more heat from the sun.

Some have noted an even more fundamental problem: Soon's claim that any evidence of a sun effect means carbon dioxide is not driving climate change.

Living in Los Angeles means that my skin is exposed to the elements, from the sun, to the pollution, to the dry desert environment that is Southern California, and I use it in my line to combat the effects of Mother Nature.

To get caught up on earlier GI Game Clubs, click on by means of the hyperlinks to listen to us talk about the next video games in exhaustive element: Final Fantasy VII, Uncharted four: A Thief's End, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, BioShock, Pokémon Sun and Moon, Mass Effect Andromeda (sorry), and Portal 1.

It also means that, at best, if there is any heating of the atmosphere by GHGs the effect would disappear within minutes of the sun setting.

To me, it is more likely the fluctuation in E-UV coming from the sun that causes the warming and cooling effects by changing the reactions that are happening on TOA, i.e. O3, HxOx and NOx are rising now, causing more back radiation of F - UV, meaning less energy going in the oceans.

This means CO2 from human activities overrode the effects of the sun, the oceans, and the atmosphere, which is scientific nonsense.

If the energy budget of the air is maintained in balance by means of the weather systems neutralising changes in the power of the resistor effect in the air alone (more CO2) and changes in energy received from the oceans (ocean cycles) then the only remaining factor requiring consideration at any particular time is total throughput of energy from the sun (the electric current in the resistor analogy).

Further, when they detailed different climate forcings, the forcing from changing solar irradiance was a trivial rounding error (though they had the good grace to mark their understanding of this as «low») meaning the sun has very little effect vs. what the sun had in 1850 (in the Little Ice Age!)

In a media release from Science@NASA, Tony Phillips explains they predict that the sun will remain generally calm for at least another year and this means low solar activity which can have «a profound effect on Earth's atmosphere, allowing it to -LSB-...]

Using extant results is an important part of the statistical design of experiments Look to the histories of how people learned the size of the earth, the (mean) distance from the earth to the sun, the speed of light, the rates of continental drift, the effects of aspirin in reducing the risk of recurrent heart attack.

The 11 ‐ year mean minimizes the effect of solar variability — the brightness of the sun varies by a measurable amount over the sunspot cycle, which is typically of 10 ‐ 12 year duration.

You suggest that the actual mean temperature of the Earth's surface is achieved by means of the greenhouse effect, i.e. that the atmosphere is more efficient than the Sun to warm up the Earth: