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Gravity is continually pulling on every single molecule in an attempt to get it as close to the planetary center of gravity as possible.
I would like to see some reports on that sometime; it sounds quite interesting.
No. Just pointing out factors which you seem to disregard.
Hahaha, you're really stretching Phage.
originally posted by: Lice000
You just don't get it...Im done. You have a comprehension deficit and you are all over the place. Temperature drives CO2 levels, get over it.
Under ordinary conditions, the sun is our world’s sole energy source. In other words, the stationary temperatures of each sub-ensemble are independent of the activities occurring in the sub-ensemble. By ordinary conditions, we mean the energy range of the activity. It could happen, as has been the case since the 1980s that the energy of the activity is in the ultra-high energy range as occurs in modern particle accelerators. Particle accelerators were introduced in physics research in the 1930s, and higher and higher energy accelerators have been in operation in our world ever since. Apart from physics research, these machines find applications in medicine and industry. The stupendous work of Abdus Salam, Sheldon Glashow, and Steven Weinberg in the 1960s predicted the existence of a “fundamental” particle called Higgs boson. A laboratory search for this particle required accelerators operating at the terra-energy range. Machines operating at this energy range have been in operation in some advanced countries since the 1980s. Recently two groups of scientists at CERN, Switzerland announced that they discovered the Higgs particle, which was not seen in any other laboratory in the world. As far as I know, this is the only case in the history of science where discovery in a single laboratory is taken as a confirmation of a prediction! It took about 40 years at a cost of about 10 billion dollars of tax payers’ money. The by-product of this search is a calamity called global warming! Why? Terra-energy is the energy range of the sun, and any machine operating in this energy range acts as a secondary energy source for our world. Thus, since the 1980s, these machines have served as secondary energy source for our world—not surprising global warming was not observed until about the end of the 1990s [1]. To stem global warming, the United Nations should decree that all such machines should be banned with immediate effect as they are not of any use to humanity under ordinary conditions
originally posted by: jrod
That is simply not the case, you have presented zero evidence to back up your claim. Are you really trying to imply the rise of CO2 that we are observing all over the world is NOT the result of burning fossil fuels?
Are you trying to imply radiative forcing is not real?
Yes.
So more gravity results in higher water levels?
Are you retracting your claim?
Did you reverse gravity again, Phage?
It is not enough to matter
No.
Increase gravity = decrease force, huh?
www.swissinfo.ch...
The last such record of 38.9 degrees was achieved in 1921. The all-time Swiss heat record of 41.5 degrees was set on August 11, 2003 in Grono, canton Graubünden. However, it was recorded using an old measurement technique of weather huts, which generally recorded temperatures a few degrees higher than modern instruments. 2003 saw the last major heatwave to hit Switzerland, but meteorologist Felix Blumer of Swiss public television, SRF, says there aren’t many similarities between the weather events in that year and in 2015. “You can’t really compare them, because in 2003 we had high heat over many months with maximum temperatures reached in August and it was extremely dry,” he said. “This year it’s only been really hot for about a week and temperatures are set to cool down again soon.” A recent disaster risk analysis from the Federal Office for Civil Protection listed a heatwave as the third-largest risk facing the country, based on the likelihood of occurrence, number of people affected and economic costs. Climate researcher Sonia Seneviratne of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zurich told Swiss public television, SRF, that “at the end of this century, we expect to see a heatwave like 2003, with temperatures like we’re experiencing now, about every other summer.”
Phage, gravity pulls down....
I am only trying to learn so don't crucify me.