Biplob Explains Climate Change

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The albedo/atmosphere make the Earth cooler not warmer.
Yes or no? If no pls ‘splain.
The GHGs must absorb “extra” energy upwelling from the surface radiating as a black body. The kinetic energy heat transfer processes in the contiguous atmospheric molecules make BB impossible as also demonstrated by experiment.
Agree or disagree? If disagree pls ‘splain.
If both or either of these points is correct the greenhouse effect is not.
No greenhouse effect, no GHG warming, no man/CO2 driven global warming or climate change.
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Hi, the atmosphere has gases like CO2, Methane, water vapour and HCFC's which trap the sun's radiation thereby increasing the temperature on earth. If these gases didn't exist, the average temperature on earth would be around -19 instead of the 15 degrees C that it is currently. This is called the 'greenhouse effect' and hence the name greenhouse gases. You can check out our other videos on climate change, carbon footprint, greenhouse gases etc. to know more. Hope this helps!

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There is zero provision in thermo for "trapping" energy.
0.04% of the atmos is not enough mass to do squat.
288 K - 255 K = 33 C cooler is junk.
288 K was pulled out of WMO's butt. The K-T diagram says 289 K, UCLA Diviner says 294 K.
Fact 1: Remove the Earth’s atmosphere or even just the GreenHouse Gases and the Earth becomes much like the Moon, no water vapor or clouds, no ice or snow, no oceans, no vegetation, no 30% albedo becoming a barren rock ball, hot^3 (400 K) on the lit side, cold^3 (100 K) on the dark. At our distance from the Sun space is hot (394 K) not cold (5 K).
That’s NOT what the Radiative GreenHouse Effect theory says.
EVIDENCE:
RGHE theory “288 K w - 255 K w/o = a 33 C colder ice ball Earth” 255 K assumes w/o keeps 30% albedo, an assumption akin to criminal fraud.
Nikolov “Airless Celestial Bodies”
Kramm “Moon as analog for Earth”
UCLA Diviner lunar mission data
Int’l Space Station HVAC design for lit side of 250 F. (ISS web site)
Astronaut MMU w/ AC and cool water tubing underwear. (Space Discovery Center)