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Ok basics. RF gain is the forcing effect translated into potential kinetic energy units. The NOAA, NASA and IPCC know that the value of solar energy that reaches the earths surface and therefore penetrates the 56 meaningful miles of atmosphere, is the backdrop of energy forcing through greenhouse gases.

Now the zeroth and first laws of thermodynamics governs the earth's baseline ambient temperature (as it does for all climates of all inner planets). From Jupiter and beyond, climate us actually dominated by internal heat shedding, a process that only accounts for about 0.8°K % of our climate.

Now the RFeK properties of H2O, CO2 and CH4 are generally accepted by IPCC, NASA and NOAA as applicable to Greenhouse Gases (GHG's) whereas non GHG's such is dominant O2, N2, and Ar that comprise 99.8% of A are ambiant and neutral with an RFeK forcing value of +/- 0.1 regardless of where they appear in A.

Now the RFeK is just a mathematical symbol. It could be ♡, ♤, or just k1, k2, k3 etc. But it represents a very real theoretical forcing of eK storage and that added energy is what is referred to as the R(adio)F(requency)e(nergy) K(inetic) potential. So RFeK. It could also have been written kerf. Doesn't matter!

What it represents is the reservoir valuation of the average forcing potential of a particular GHG in A at any place and any elevation > sea level. The energy received by the sun at all levels of A and at the earth's surface is always changing (measured in e=w/m2) but the earth rotates, the A is 56 miles thick, water vapor creates clouds, so w/m2 at every m2 on the earth's surface is constantly changing every second. The great thing about constant change is that it creates an array of values that can be interpreted into useful averages. In response to that, the IPCC developed the universal values of hear forcing properties for each GHG and those are:

1.00 for water molecules (H2O), there being on average a universally accepted value of 25,000 ppm. This is actually an agreed upon value because some scientists say it is as much as 50,000 and as low as 20,000. The number does fluctuate in nature, dropping to 15,000-22,000 ppm during ice ages. But 25,000 ppm is the currently accepted measure on average (being lower in dry places and significantly higher in marine climates).

CO2 is a much less significant GHG and has an RFeK forcing value of 1.94. This is how climate activists make the true but grossly misleading statement that CO2 is twice as dangerous as water (H2O). At only 410 ppm, x 1.94, the RFeK forcing energy in every million parts of atmosphere (mpa) is less than 1/26th of that in water. (796/25,000).

Methane is how you really know the activists are 🐂💩ing us bigly. CH4 occurs at less than 2 ppm in A. It is the natural first byproduct of all excrement and biological decay. Plants and animals die all the time so the natural environment is always going to present a modest amount of CH4 in A. But at 1.75 ppm, and with an RFeK forcing value of 1.51, it just isn't even remotely significant. Yet, the activists are telling you all that beef cattle are cooking the air with farts. It just is so ridiculous. In the first place, 99.995% of ALL LIVING TISSUE of all types on planet earth are botanical. Only 0.005% are animal/zoological or bacterial. Plants are the major land store for CO2, H2O and Nitrogen. When they die, they decay. Some of that decay process combines the three molecular compounds differently and you get a little CH4 and CO2 released along with H2O and N2. It's natural. It's happening every time something dies. Stop mowing the lawn, CH4 changes ever so slightly. Big farts, it increases slightly, but overall the CH4 decay is so rapid in sunlight it just doesn't build up except in mas extinction events, the. Usually becomes explosive in open air is highlighted by lightning and levels quickly return to zero until botanical life returns.

Now the H20, CO2 and CH4 account for the eK energy (25,800 units) and that translates directly into the heat forcing temperature attributed to GHGs = 16 3°K. That number drops during Ice Ages. It's high now because we are in an interglacial warm spell. Since all wwT (climate) is 288.7°K>|0°|k, then GHGs must contribute 16 3°K/288.7°K of wwT.

Follow so far?

Now if 16.3°K comes from GHGs and we know what portion of the heat forcing comes from the various GHG molecules and how many molecules exist on average in every million parts of A (mpa) then we can compute exactly how much water, carbon dioxide and methane contribute to the 16.3°K GHG portion of wwT = 288.8°K.

The eK values fir the GHGs are again...

1.00 for H20 1.94 for CO2 1 51 for CH4

At 25,000 ppm, H20 contributes 25,000 eK units to every mpa.

At 410 ppm, CO2 contributes 796 eK units to every mpa.

At 1.75 ppm, CH4 contributes say 3 eK units to every mpa. We round up to account for all other trace GHGs and say total RFeK in GHGs is 25,800 forcing kinetic energy units in every mpa.

So the 25,800 RFeK units is a valid measure of excess or forced energy that is the result of these GHG molecules actively working within A. Now wwT is climate as measured by a thermometer at sea levels on average all over the world.

The current and universally accepted value of wwT is 288.8°K of which:

  1. 255.6°K is truly ambient and based on black body measurements from space,

  2. 16.1°K is thermodynamic heat transference from the earth's thermal surface mass. An example is you get out of a pool on a hot day, a breeze passes and you feel chilled. That is heat (eK) transferred from you directly into A. The same happens on all thermal heated surfaces and so its contribution to wwT is significant.

  3. 0.8°K of wwT is from geophysical heat shedding (i.e contributions of heat from the interior of the earth to A Visa tectonic activity, gravitational contraction and volcanism).

  4. The final 16.3°K of wwT is from the GHG affect.

Since we know the amount if energy each GHG molecule contributes (on average) to this reservoir of thermal energy, and their population within mpa, we can easily determine the human Carbon footprint. Again not even adjusting for sublimation losses of CO2 in ice core studies (a huge scientific mistake on their part), we assume 1/4th of the 410 ppm of CO2 is human caused over the last 150 years. If wwT has increased from 287.8°K to 288.8°K (+1°K) in 150 years, and we know what presumably comes from human industrual activities, then we can calculate the human product or portion of the +1°K change.

Of 25,800 RFeK units mpa, 200 may be human induced from CO2. The CH4 value is as you can see irrelevant at 1.75 ppm.

200/25800 = 0.007752 (0.78%).

So GHG climate less than 1% is attributed to human activity. The majority of GHG wwT forcing is natural, about 99.22%of it.

GHG climate accounts for 16 3°K / 288.8°K of total climate or wwT (5.644%). Now you can multiply both to find the total human impact on all climate over the last 150 years.

16.3°K/288.8°K representing GHG contribution to wwT,

200/25,800 Portion of GHG attributed to human activity (a fraction of the 16.3°K. = .007752) so 99.22% of GHG forced climate is natural and 0.78% is human.

Do the math. Its 5.644% of all climate is GHG and of that, less than 1% (only 0.78%) of GHG climate is caused by us humans. That is the carbon footprint and there is no getting around that number.

0.044°K 》150 years. It's very nearly imperceptible. And if I go to the sublimation of CO2 loss argument that corrects the botanical paradox that exists by fixing CO2 levels in ice core readings x 60-70 points lower than actual back in 1870, the human impact is a truly only half that at 0.022°K.

There is no getting past the nath.

P.S. I work in a scientific field within the U.S. Department of #$@%$#$#%. We dudes know what we are talking about. The left cannot pull their eliminate CO2 and green the planet (what BS that is, ask any botanist) crap over us. We know when it's all a massive conspiracy and a hoax.

3 years ago
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Reason: Original

Ok basics. RF gain is the forcing effect translated into potential kinetic energy units. The NOAA, NASA and IPCC know that the value of solar energy that reaches the earths surface and therefore penetrates the 56 meaningful miles of atmosphere, is the backdrop of energy forcing through greenhouse gases.

Now the zeroth law of thermodynamics governs the earth's baseline ambient temperature (as it does for all climates of all innee planets. From Jupiter and beyond, climate us actually dominated by internal heat shedding, a process that only accounts for about 1% of our climate.

Niw the RFeK properties of H2O, CO2 and CH4 are generally accepted by IPCC, NASA and NOAA as applicable to Greenhouse Gases (GHG's) whereas non GHG's such is dominant O2, N2, and Ar that comprise 99.8% of A are ambiant and neutral with an RFeK forcing value of +/- 0.1 regardless of where they appear in A.

Now the RFeK is just a mathematical symbol. It could be ♡, ♤, or just k1, k2, k3 etc. But it represents a very real theoretical forcing of eK storage and that added energy is what is referred to as the R(adio)F(requency)e(nergy) K(inetic) potential. So RFeK. It could also have been written kerf. Doesn't matter!

What it represents is the reservoir valuation of the average forcing potential of a particular GHG in A at any place and any elevation > sea level. The energy received by the sun at all levels if A and ar the earth's surface is always changing (measured in e=w/m2) but the earth rotates, the A is 56 miles thick, water vapor creates clouds, so w/m2 at every m2 on the earth's surface is constantly changing every second. The great thing about constant change is that it creates an array if averages. In response to that, Tge IPCC developed the universal values of hear forcing properties for each GHG and those are:

1.00 for water molecules (H2O), there being on average a universally accepted value of 25,000 ppm. This is actually an agreed upon value because some scientists say it is as much as 50,000 and as low as 20,000. The number dies fluctuate in nature, dropping to 15,000-22,000 ppm during ice ages. But 25,000 ppm is the currently accepted measure on average (being lower in dry places and significantly higher in marine climates).

CO2 is a much less significant GHG and has an RFeK forcing value of 1.94. This is how climate activists make the true but grossly misleading statement that CO2 is twice as dangerous as water (H2O). At 9nly 410 ppm, x 1.94, the RFeK forcing energy in every million parts of atmosphere (mpa) is less than 1/26th of that in water. (796/25,000).

Methane is how you really know the activists are 🐂💩ing us bigly. CH4 occurs at less than 2 ppm in A. It is the natural first byproduct of all excrement and biological decay. Plants and animals die all the time so the natural environment is always going to present a modest amount of CH4 in A. But at 1.75 ppm, and with an RFeK forcing value of 1.51, it just isn't even remotely significant. Yet, the activists are telling you all that beef cattle are cooking the air with farts. It just is so ridiculous. In the first place, 99.995% of ALL LIVING TISSUE of all types on planet earth are botanical. Only 0.005% are animal/zoological or bacterial. Plants are the major land store for CO2, H2O and Nitrogen. When they die, they decay. Some of that decay process combines the three molecular compounds differently and you get a little CH4 and CO2 released along with H2O and N2. It's natural. It's happening every time something dies. Stop mowing the lawn, CH4 changes ever so slightly. Dig farts, it increases slightly, but overall the CH4 decay is so rapid in sunlight it just doesn't build up except in mas extinction events, the. Usually becomes explosive in open air is highlighted by lightning and levels quickly return to zero until botanical life returns.

Now the H20, CO2 and CH4 account for the eK energy (25,800 units) and that translates durectly into the heat forcing temperature attributed to GHGs = 16 3°K. That number drops during Ice Ages. It's high now because we are in an interglacial warm spell. Since all wwT (climate) is 288.7°K>|0°|k, then GHGs must contribute 16 3°K/288.7°K of wwT.

Follow so far?

Now if 16.3°K comes from GHGs and we know what portion of the heat forcing comes from the various GHG molecules and how many molecules exist on average in every million parts of A *mpa) then we can computecwmexactly how much water, carbon dioxide and methane contribute to the 16.3°K GHG portion of wwT = 288.8°K.

The eK values fir the GHGs are again...

1.00 for H20 1.94 for CO2 1 51 for CH4

At 25,000 ppm, H20 contributes 25,000 eK units to every mpa.

At 410 ppm, CO2 contributes 796 eK units to every mpa.

At 1.75 ppm, CH4 contributes say 3 ej units to every mpa. We round up to account for all other trace GHGs and say total RFeK in FHGs is 25,800 forcing kinetic energy units in every mpa.

So the 25,800 RFeK units is a valid measure of excess or forced energy that is the result of these GHG molecules actively working within A. Niw wet us climate as measured by a thermometer at sea levels on a erage all over the world.

The current and universally accepted value of wwT is 288.8°K of which 255.6°K is truly ambient and based on black body measurements from space, 16.1°K is thermodynamic heat transference from the earth's thermal surface mass. An example is you get out of a pool on a hot day, a breeze passes and you feel chilled. That is heat (eK) transferred from you directly into A. The same happens on all thermal heated surfaces and so its contribution to wwT is significant.

0.8°K of wwT is from geophysical heat shedding (i.e contributions of heat from the interior of the earth to A Visa tectonic activity, gravitational contraction and volcanism). The final 16.3°K is from the GHG affect.

Since we know the amount if energy each GHG molecule contributes (on average) to this reservoir of thermal energy, and their population within mpa, we can easily determine the human Carbon footprint. Again not even adjusting for sublimation losses of CO2 in ice core studies (a huge scientific mistake on their part), we assume 1/4th of the 410 ppm of CO2 is human caused over the last 150 years. If wwT has increased from 287.8°K to 288.8°K in 150 years, and we know what presumably comes from human industrual activities, then we can calculate the human product or portion of the +1°K change.

Of 25,800 RFeK units mpa, 200 may be human induced from CO2. The CH4 value is as you can see irrelevant at 1.75 ppm.

200/25800 = 0.007752 (0.78%).

So GHG climate less than 1% is attributed to human activity. The majority of GHG wwT forcing is natural, about 99.22%of it.

GHG climate accounts for 16 3°K / 288.8°K of total climate or wwT (5.644%). Now you can multiply both to find the total human impact on all climate over the last 150 years.

16.3°K/288.8°K representing GHG contribution to wwT,

200/25,800 Portion of GHG attributed to human activity (a fraction of the 16.3°K. = .007752) so 99.22% of GHG forced climate is natural and 0.78% is human.

Do the math. Its 5.644% of all climate is GHG and of that, less than 1% (only 0.78%) of GHG climate is caused by us humans. That is the carbon footprint and there is no getting around that number.

0.044°K 》150 years. It's very nearly imperceptible. And if I go to the sublimation of CO2 loss argument that corrects the botanical paradox that exists by fixing CO2 levels in ice core readings x 60-70 points lower than actual back in 1870, the human impact is a truly only half that at 0.022°K.

There is no getting past the nath.

P.S. I work in a scientific field within the U.S. Department of #$@%$#$#%. We dudes know what we are talking about. The left cannot pull their eliminate CO2 and green the planet (what BS that is, ask any botanist) crap over us. We know when it's all a massive conspiracy and a hoax.

3 years ago
1 score