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“My Administration is committed to creating an unprecedented level of openness in Government. We will work together to ensure the public trust and establish a system of transparency, public participation, and collaboration. Openness will strengthen our democracy and promote efficiency and effectiveness in Government.” –
http://www.whitehouse.gov/the_press_office/TransparencyandOpenGovernment
We actually have people commenting here making the argument that a blanket doesn’t keep you warm, because it doesn’t make you hotter than your body temperature.
Is it Tuesday night at the comedy club?
Dams are often built to generate electricity.
The way this works is that the dam impedes the flow of water, and thus increases the potential energy of the water behind the dam – creating a large potential energy difference between the two sides of the dam.
This large difference in potential energy allows for a high energy flux through the turbines which drive the generators.
Every modern weather forecast model has a radiative transfer model in its core, which models the greenhouse effect.
Weather models would not work without fairly accurate models of the greenhouse effect, because humidity and cloudiness have a large impact on temperature – largely due to the greenhouse effect.
People who don’t accept the greenhouse effect – are simply not dealing with reality. And they make skeptics look extremely ignorant.
The year 1913 brought the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth, and the longest heatwave on record in the Midwest.
But it wasn’t just summer that was hot.
Basin, Wyoming was 74 degrees on November 11, 1913 (more than 60 degrees warmer than today) and averaged a mind-boggling 70 degrees during the first half of the month.
The greenhouse effect is fundamental physics. People who can’t accept that fact, make it more difficult for skeptics to get their message out.
Don’t do that.
The winter of 2012 was very warm in the US, and had record low Arctic sea ice cover. Subsequent years have had more Arctic sea ice, and much colder winters.
From this information, climate experts like White House science czar John Holdren have concluded that missing sea ice makes winters in the US cold, which is the exact opposite of what the data indicates. They do this, because they have the IQ of a turnip.
Heatwaves in the Midwest were much longer prior to 1960, with the five longest heatwaves occurring below 350 PPM CO2.
What is the voltage at points A, B and C?
What did adding R2 do to the potential energy level at point B?
