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It is absolutely true that net heat flow is is always from a warmer location to a cooler location. It is also absolutely true that in order to maintain a constant flow of heat,  an increase in temperature at the … Continue reading →

Climate scientists blame the high temperatures on Venus on the greenhouse effect. Given that Venus surface receives very little sunlight, and that nights there are months long with no drop in temperature, it is absurd to compare the Venusian climate … Continue reading →

Climate experts say that a wavy jet stream and harsh winters are caused by global warming. There’s growing evidence that global warming is driving crazy winters There’s growing evidence that global warming is driving crazy winters – The Washington Post … Continue reading →

Some readers have determined that insulators can not increase the temperature of an object. So I guess they can wrap their automobile engine in thick fiberglass insulation, and expect that nothing bad will happen. Fascinating science.

If you put your thumb over the end of the hose, the pressure at all points behind your thumb increases. Yet the water continues to flow the same direction. How can that possibly be? ROFL

I am being bombarded with longwave radiation emitted by high concentrations of greenhouse gas H2O, and it feels great. Much better than the cold, dry air of Maryland last night.

Here are the rules : Heat flows from warmer objects to cooler objects Heat can not flow from a cooler object to a warmer object Therefore, if the temperature of the cooler object increases – the only way to maintain the … Continue reading →

If an object is emitting heat, placing an insulator around it necessarily has to increase the temperature of the source. In order to dissipate heat as the edge of the insulator warms, the heat source also has to warm. Heat … Continue reading →

It is called an insulator. You are cold – you put a jacket on – you get warmer. Everyone knows this. You get hypothermia, your core temperature drops to 97 degrees. You put on a space blanket, your core temperature … Continue reading →