Sentences with phrase «sun warms things»

The Sun warms things during the day, but not as much or as fast as if there was no atmospheric insulation.

Not exact matches

We would learn how things worked — what we could eat, how to keep warm, etc, and eventually we'd learn about healing diseases, and gravity, and the earth orbiting the sun, and chemistry, and particle physics, etc..

I guess the shorter daylight hours just doesn't give the sun enough time during the day to warm things up in here.

Omg I bought all sorts of shite to name but a few Baby shoes Baby sun glasses Bottle warmer Hats of various shapes and designs Fancy dress outfits Huge expensive pram that would not fit in my boot unless dismantled Blanket wrap things Heartbeat bear thing I actually worry about my sanity back then

You can add «sun kinks,» or railways that buckle in extreme heat, causing derailments, to the list of things that are already taking a toll on U.S. transportation, a problem that figures to grow significantly as the U.S. warms.

In the decades before that, the Sun brightened a bit, making things warm especially fast.

Eventually the contintents shift or the sun changes and things settle down into a long warm or cold period.

The days are longer, the sun is stronger, and the temperature is warmer — all things that make plants (and people!)

So it's only fair to complain about the warm and sunny days as well Boy the sun was shining so bright while I took these photos of Holly that I couldn't see a beep thing.

What I love about this dress in particular is that it's thick enough fabric you don't need a jacket and it's simple enough — #stripes #blessed — you can throw your favorite blanket scarf on top of it for those chillier moments, but strip it off the scarf when the sun starts warming things up.

Yeah, most of us just love winter for so many reasons, maybe because summer season stay for a very long time over here and people demand change or maybe because people love warm and hot things in cold weather or maybe we like wearing sweaters and warmer soothing dresses, footwear and then hanging out with our friends and family without getting irritated of hot sun.

In the sun, it warms up quite a lot, and I think that's just because things tend to look cooler and darker in the studio.

So speaking of sun, summer, and lots of other warm things far from Chicago winter, a few weeks ago E and I explored the neighborhood of Logan Square.

The sun graced us with an appearance this weekend and warmed things up here in Charleston.

Corny things, like a beautiful sunrise, the scent of his wife's hair, the warm sun on his face.

Los Cabos invites you to play outdoors under the warm tropical sun with fun things to do for the entire family.

What we will all now over time, or those who come after will know, is that warming and cooling of the climate is almost entirely dependent upon the sun, its activity, our orbit of it, etc... Of course other things such as volcanism matter, and clouds, and water vapor, and so many other things which are all natural and have happened over and over through the ages.

We are supposed to be in a panic about man - made global warming and the whole thing takes a ten year break because of the lack of Sun spots.

As we know from laboratory experiments, mathematical calculations, and observations of Venus and other planets in the Solar System, greenhouse gases change things in two ways: they trap heat from the sun in the lower atmosphere, thus making the surface of the planet warmer; and they keep heat from rising, thus making the upper atmosphere colder.

Eventually the contintents shift or the sun changes and things settle down into a long warm or cold period.

things gradualy warm up more and more rapidly as our orbit approaches the sun.

AGWScienceFiction has deliberately excised the real direct heat from the Sun, thermal infrared, so that it can pretend there is such a thing as its claimed «greenhouse gas warming», it uses real world measurements of increases of downwelling longwave infrared but pretends the Sun doesn't have anything to do with this, that it all comes from «greenhouse gases in the atmosphere backradiating / blanketing».

A2) The Sun is the source of all this energy as it is the hottest thing around, and by the greenhouse explanation above the GHGs redistribute insolation into the ocean until their heating from above and the tendency for warm water to rise once again cancel each other out and the new stable (w.r.t. averaging over 24h) vertical gradient is attained.

The only thing is, with the sun angle increasing with latitude, the warming effect on the ocean is diminished.

Things that could increase to higher: 1) Sun effects 2) Ocean effects 3) Feedbacks related to changing ice mass 4) Continue whatever reason for the warming over the last 400 years.

There's an even quicker - acting possibility for negative feedback: More warming might create more clouds over the tropical oceans, their whiteness reflecting more of the sun's heat back into space and thereby cooling things somewhat.

And anyway the whole Myrrh thing is so utterly pointless, unless he is going to further claim that the sun doesn't warm the earth AT ALL, ie by ANY wavelength.

The only thing that can warm the global ocean everywhere at once is global shortwave from the sun.

However, if extra CO2 reduces the cooling rate of the Earth surface, and the rate of radiant energy transfer from Sun to Earth surface is little changed, then the Earth surface will warm (other things being equal) from what it was before the increase in CO2.

On the other hand, observing that things warm up during the day, and cool down at night, might cause one to come to the conclusion that objects exposed to the Sun tend to warm, and that objects exposed to the near vacuum of outer space tend to lose energy, and cool.

On the other side of things, if the warming resumes despite all of the natural factors that the AGW skeptics claim are aligned against it (PDO, sun, etc.), then can we expect the skeptics to start to accept AGW?

Climate myths are often contradictory — it's not warming, though it's warming because of the sun, and really it's all just an ocean cycle — but they all seem to share one thing in common: logical fallacies and reasoning errors.

Nor is it likely — all other things being equal — that the warming will continue — eventually perhaps — at this extreme rate as the Sun cools from a 1000 year high.

But in his public speeches he says things he knows damn well are false — global warming stopped in 1998; Mars is warming too and there are no SUVs there; it's the sun, stupid!

Three years ago we celebrated all things round, including Rolf Disch's solar powered house that tracks the sun, so that its triple - glazed front can face the warming sun in winter and show its well insulated back in summer.

Since oxygen and nitrogen expand quite magnificently when warmed and they represent 99 % of the Earths atmosphere, it is difficult to imagine that this PHYSICAL, Scientific effect is ignored and reference is made to just about every other bloody thing on the face of the Earth or Sun.

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Because of the whole sphere on an axis thing, we should see warm places getting warmer first — there's more sun hitting the equator to the tropical lines that can be trapped by Ye Olde Greenhouse Effect.

That's pretty much exactly how CO2 works — it allows the sun to warm things up during the day but prevents some of the warmth from escaping at night.

Thermal IR heats things, we feel it as heat from the Sun, we do not feel the rainbow of colours from the Sun as heat, they do not warm us up.

So perhaps a deep grapefruit color or slightly deeper blues and greens or even brown to warm things up without the colors feeling «wrong» if the sun is still shining outside!

And while there's no doubt about it that white walls in a bright sun - drenched space can feel clean and bright in the summer, there's nothing cozy about it without the light or a lot of texture to warm things up.

Can't wait to see all the fun springy things - bring on the sun and the warm and the flowers!

3 Include indoor elements It's outdoor style 101: Even if the weather's warm, toss cushions, table linens, candles and throws keep things comfy and cozy long after the sun goes down.

However inconsistent the weather may be these days, the first glimmer of warm sun and longer days prompts our desire for all things spring and summer related.

Especially Fridays in Spring when the sun is out and things are warming up around here.