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RQAA.
Repeating your denial of your own posts won't work.
If you can't support your claim, just let me know.
RQAA.
Repeating your denial of your own posts won't work.
If you can't support your claim, just let me know.
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Omniscience fallacy. You don't get to speak for all scientists. Science is not scientists.
You just locked yourself in another paradox. You claim to know the emissivity of Earth, then you agree it's not possible to measure the emissivity of Earth. Irrational. You cannot argue both sides of a paradox.
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The atmosphere IS part of the physical planet. You cannot resolve your paradox by pivoting.
You cannot resolve a paradox by denying it exists, dude. You cannot claim carbon dioxide traps light and you can measure temperature using light emitted from Earth at the same time.
The question wasn't how accurate a $20 tool from Walmart can be. You made the claim that you can't determine temperature from a "good distance away". Yes, a $20 plastic tool is going to have accuracy issues, but nobody believes scientists/researchers are using Walmart tools.Good. I imagine you researched the specs, yes? You know that a human using the ThermPro will be using it in close distances and will likely notice all objects that are "in the way" and will ensure there are no heat sources directly behind the target that will substantively affect the measure. As such, a human will get optimal results, i.e. +/-1.5% at a distance of 20 cm, assuming there are zero factors inducing any sort of error. This means that one can expect roughly the following errors if used for your purposes:
Distance Accuracy
20 cm ± 1.5%
1 meter ± 7.5075%
5 meters ± 38.25%
100 meters ± 750.75%
1 mile ± 12,070.08%
5 miles ± 60,275.4%
Based on what do you believe that your concerns aren't addressed by those doing the research?All satellites orbit at altitudes greater than five miles and, of course, will have much greater error. If it were to give you a reading of 287.15K (14C), you wouldn't know if it were actually close to absolute zero or if it were actually closer to the temperature at center of the sun.
Link? Again, you and Into the Night are highly proficient at making claims/declarations, but very poor at providing supporting info.This is why this is not being done. You can't measure absolute temperature to any usable accuracy in this way.
This has yet to be seen. I have serious doubts. I bet that I'm not the only one.
You believe incorrectly. You are the one affirmatively arguing Global Warming, not I. I am explaining why I won't be adopting your religion. I clearly have no expectations about your beliefs and your misunderstandings.
Why do you need a source? Why don't you simply perform your due diligence? Can't you look up specs? Can't you do math? If you can't, you have to go with what I tell you. If you aren't going to go with what I tell you, you have to perform your due diligence by researching the specs, the science, and by doing the math (or "maths" if you're a Brit).
Sybil doesn't believe satellites can take temperature readings from orbit.The question wasn't how accurate a $20 tool from Walmart can be. You made the claim that you can't determine temperature from a "good distance away". Yes, a $20 plastic tool is going to have accuracy issues, but nobody believes scientists/researchers are using Walmart tools.
Based on what do you believe that your concerns aren't addressed by those doing the research? Link? Again, you and Into the Night are highly proficient at making claims/declarations, but very poor at providing supporting info.
https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/earth/
https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/earth/#/vitalsign?vitalsign=satellites&altid=0&animating=f&start=&end=
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Mantra 68 Science-denying dumbass
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Fuckwit never heard of thermal-imaging sights, Infrared sights and other such equipment.
Yes it was. Don't try to deny your own posts.The question wasn't how accurate a $20 tool from Walmart can be.
Yet you pointed to it as the tool that 'scientists' and 'researches' use.You made the claim that you can't determine temperature from a "good distance away". Yes, a $20 plastic tool is going to have accuracy issues, but nobody believes scientists/researchers are using Walmart tools.
RQAA.Based on what do you believe that your concerns aren't addressed by those doing the research? Link?
Lie. RQAA.Again, you and Into the Night are highly proficient at making claims/declarations, but very poor at providing supporting info.
Sybil doesn't believe satellites can take temperature readings from orbit.
Lie. You DO believe it, Sock.
Yes it was. Don't try to deny your own posts.
Yet you pointed to it as the tool that 'scientists' and 'researches' use.
Science isn't scientists or researchers. It is not a research or study. Science is a set of falsifiable theories. You are STILL trying to ignore them.
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Lie. RQAA.
The statement is that no human has ever measured the earth's average global equilibrium temperature to any useable accuracy because it is not currently possible. You were previously asked to explain how you imagine that such a temperature could somehow be measured to within, say, half of one degree Celsius. You EVADED.The question wasn't how accurate a $20 tool from Walmart can be.
... and you are a liar. I specified that the absolute temperature cannot be determined to any usable accuracy from a "good distance away." You, on the other hand, remain dishonest and insist on obscuring the distinction between relative temperature and absolute temperature. I clearly stated that satellites can discern differing temperature signatures and with AI can identify the specific source of a given signature.You made the claim that you can't determine temperature from a "good distance away".
Of course, I believe NASA and other nation's satellites can take temperature readings from space. It's in the NASA links I posted.
As for fucking morons and Nazis like you who spend all their time spanking their monkeys, I don't expect you to have a firm grip on reality, son....because you are a schizo, Sybil.
Or, for those who actually understand English, I referenced the tool to refute the claim that it's impossible to determine temperature from a distance.![]()
discussing weather history.
"Contrary to the prevailing notion of CO2 stability, CO2 swings of 20-50 ppm or more over timespans of 500-1000 years appear to be the norm-- not the exception.
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Figure 5. Illustrated here are results from recent stomata studies which show that CO2 was more variable and the average CO2 concentrations have been significantly higher during our Holocene interglacial period (last 11,000 years) than are indicated by the ice core record. A precipitous drop in CO2 during the "Younger Dryas" was captured nicely by the stomata record, but missed by the CO2 record in ice cores. "
https://geocraft.com/WVFossils/stomata.html
For those who missed plant biology, Stomata are the "breathing" holes in leaves (which includes pine needles).
And "Air Flask" sampling started in 1957.
It is.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth. No satellite can measure the temperature of the Earth or measure any absolute temperature of any part of Earth. The emissivity of Earth is unknown.
The statement is that no human has ever measured the earth's average global equilibrium temperature to any useable accuracy because it is not currently possible.
Satellite measurements are used for confirmation of rising temperatures. The temperature stations are the primary tool for measuring global temperatures. I don't know how the information collected from satellites, which is then fed into super-computers, confirms their beliefs. The science community prides itself on proving each other wrong. That's why you have peer reviewing and a reluctance to use the term "fact" even when all signs point in one direction. Even scientists who talk about climate change now use terms like "high probability". When talking about temperature increases, temperatures are tracked beginning in 1880. That isn't a random number that the science community pulled out of their collective ass. It was picked because that's when there were enough temperature measuring stations to have an accurate picture of historical temperature. Again, this isn't only NOAA or only NASA or only UB Berkeley. This is many countries, independently studying all available information, and agreeing. It's also not just temperature measurements. They look at flowering dates of plants, nesting and hatching dates of birds. It's all combined to get an accurate picture.You were previously asked to explain how you imagine that such a temperature could somehow be measured to within, say, half of one degree Celsius. You EVADED.
If you wish to assert that the earth's average global equilibrium temperature can, in fact, be measured to within, say, half of one degree Celsius, then start explaining. Otherwise, the statement stands.
... and you are a liar. I specified that the absolute temperature cannot be determined to any usable accuracy from a "good distance away." You, on the other hand, remain dishonest and insist on obscuring the distinction between relative temperature and absolute temperature. I clearly stated that satellites can discern differing temperature signatures and with AI can identify the specific source of a given signature.
So I'll ask you in a different way. In what manner that your Church explained to you can the earth's average global equilibrium temperature be measured to within, say, half of one degree Celsius? You are affirmatively claiming that the earth's average global equilibrium temperature can be measured/computed to within, say, half of one degree Celsius, right? Great! Lay it on us. Tell us the recipe.
By the way, you claim that thientithts and researchers currently use sophisticated "sufficiently accurate" IR sensors to measure earth's average global equilibrium temperature. For that to be possible, the sensor would have to be far more accurate than a mere ±1.5% at 20cm or ±38.25% at 5m. It would have to be ±0.29% all the way to earth, over 100 miles, *and* it would only work when the spot being measured is -100∘C or colder. If the spot being measured happens to be 30C (86F, 303.15 Kelvin) then the sensor must have an accuracy of ±0.165% all the way down to earth, and even then, you would only have the temperature of that one, single, tiny spot on the earth.
Your takeaways:
* There is no such IR sensor technology with that kind of advanced Star Trek accuracy; you are discussing science fiction as though it were thettled thienth.
* One thousand of such hypothetical satellites working in tandem would take too long to cover the entire earth and prevent timing/delay error to totally kill your desired accuracy of half of one degree Clesius. In fact, that alone would add more than ±5∘C to your resulting margin of error.
Based on what? Link?
RQAA.Based on what?
Climate cannot change. There is nothing to study. You don't get to speak for all scientists. Omniscience fallacy. 'Climatologists' are not scientists since they deny science just as you do. They also deny mathematics just as you do.When you have scientists from around the world studying climate change,
It is not possible to measure the global atmospheric content of CO2. It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.CO2 and global temperatures independently,
'They' are just believers in the Church of Global Warming cult the same as you.yet they all come up with the same result,
People have.are we to believe that nobody has pointed out to them that what they're doing can't be done?
Satellites are incapable of measuring absolute temperature. Base rate fallacy. Argument from randU fallacy.Satellite measurements are used for confirmation of rising temperatures.
Nowhere near enough thermometers. Math errors: Failure to produce unbiased raw data. Failure to select by randN. Failure to normalize by paired randR. Failure to declare and justify variance. Failure to calculate margin of error. Attempt to predict using statistical math.The temperature stations are the primary tool for measuring global temperatures.
Satellite data is not fed into super-computers. It's fine just by itself. Satellites are incapable of measuring absolute temperature. The emissivity of Earth is unknown. It can't be measured.I don't know how the information collected from satellites, which is then fed into super-computers, confirms their beliefs.
Science isn't a 'community'.The science community
Science has no proofs.prides itself on proving each other wrong.
Science does not use consensus. There is no voting bloc in science.That's why you have peer reviewing
Learn what 'fact' means. It does not mean 'proof' or 'Universal Truth'.and a reluctance to use the term "fact" even when all signs point in one direction.
Climate cannot change.Even scientists who talk about climate change
Math errors: Failure to declare boundary. Failure to declare randX. Now you are not only denying statistical math, you are denying probability math as well. Attempt to predict using probability math.now use terms like "high probability".
What 'temperature increases'?When talking about temperature increases,
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.temperatures are tracked beginning in 1880.
You are claiming random numbers as 'data'.That isn't a random number
Science isn't a 'community'.that the science community
Science has no ass to pull anything out of.pulled out of their collective ass.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.It was picked because that's when there were enough temperature measuring stations to have an accurate picture of historical temperature.
I know. It's also the IPCC, various EU agencies, and of course, the Church of Global Warming.Again, this isn't only NOAA or only NASA or only UB Berkeley.
There is no information.This is many countries, independently studying all available information, and agreeing.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of Earth.It's also not just temperature measurements.
Plants have no temperature sensors.They look at flowering dates of plants,
Hasn't changed. BTW, Emperor penguins nest THROUGH WINTER! They nurture their egg on their feet to keep it from getting cold.nesting and hatching dates of birds.
Birds do not measure temperature. Plants do not measure temperature. It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.It's all combined to get an accurate picture.
You are describing yourself. It is YOU making rash, doomsday statements, like 5G cell signals causing cancer.This whole discussion reminds me of what a conversation with RFK jr. would be like. Anyone can create doubt about anything. There are still people who believe the Earth is flat or COVID lockdowns were part of some grand conspiracy to test society's willingness to obey Marshall Law-type orders or, in the case of RFK, vaccines cause autism and 5G cell signals cause cancer.
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Mathematics doesn't need a link. You just want to deny it again.
Write in complete sentences. I have no idea about what you are asking.Based on what?
There are no scientists studying your religion.When you have scientists from around the world studying climate change,
CO2 is not being studied. Everything there is to know about CO2 has been documented. Nobody is somehow studying it.
Nobody has ever measured/calculated the earth's average global equilibrium temperature to any usable accuracy. There are no "global temperatures" that anyone is studying. This is why you have never seen the "The Data" because it's all an urban legend for the consumption of your congregation. If there were a dataset that would put the whole issue to rest in favor of Global Warming, the IPCC would clearly label it, neatly package it, and place it on a server for public download, ... and half the websites on the internet would point to it. However, if I were to ask you for this dataset right now, you would only be able to offer lame excuses, knowing that no such data exists.and global temperatures independently,
Nope. Can't be done and I know that you know this because you EVADE my requests for you to describe how you think it might be done.Satellite measurements are used for confirmation of rising temperatures.
There aren't nearly enough to get a measure within a usable accuracy. In fact, there are orders of magnitude too few.The temperature stations are the primary tool for measuring global temperatures.
Don't worry, there aren't any satellites capturing absolute temperature values for the reasons I have detailed.I don't know how the information collected from satellites,
Big deal.... which is then fed into super-computers,
Nope. They alter any data and fabricate any data necessary in order to make it align with their narratives. However, paying for computer time is costly, and it is free to just fabricate desired results.... confirms their beliefs.
Religious communities confirm their own consensuses and their own biases.The science community prides itself on proving each other wrong.
Nope. "Peer review" has nothing to do with science. It's a publishing term. Nobody owns science and nobody's permission or approval is required for science to be created. In religion, however, everything must have buy-in and approval from all the right people. Global Warming and Climate Change are such religions with strict "peer review" policies for anyone to speak/write publicly on matters of the faith. Science, on the other hand, has no "peer review."That's why you have peer reviewing
They aren't scientists. Science doesn't deal in probability. Science predicts nature; it doesn't guess and it doesn't suggest.Even scientists who talk about climate change now use terms like "high probability".
There still aren't any "global temperatures" of any usable accuracy, and those are needed in order to tell whether such temperatures are increasing, decreasing or remaining the same.When talking about temperature increases, temperatures are tracked beginning in 1880.
Your commentary about the science community is coming directly out of your ass. When you want to know about the "science community," you should ask me. As it stands, I recognize all your booooolsch't.That isn't a random number that the science community pulled out of their collective ass.
Nope ... and you just gave away your mathematical incompetence.It was picked because that's when there were enough temperature measuring stations to have an accurate picture of historical temperature.
What do any of these have to do with science?Again, this isn't only NOAA or only NASA or only UB Berkeley.
Problem: You do not speak for any of them, nor do any of them have any desire for you to speak for them.This is many countries, independently studying all available information, and agreeing.
This is your tell tale sign that Climate Change and Global Warming are nothing but WACKY religions. Proxy measures are absolutely prohibited in science. Religions, on the other hand, eagerly look for "signs," "omens," "divine indications," "prophesies," etc ... These are not science. They accomplish nothing more than to create a special class of clergy who are the only ones qualified to "read" the omens/signs and tell you what to believe. This is not permitted in science. You should know this by now.It's also not just temperature measurements. They look at [proxy measures]
This is the fear of a theist who is about to lose his religion. Christians will remind you that the Devil can quote the Bible for his own ends. Science, on the other hand, requires doubting and questioning and more doubting and more questioning, all of the time. Your fear of doubting tells you that you have a profound faith in your religion and an extreme fear/HATRED of science (and math).Anyone can create doubt about anything.
Exactly. Those people are likely to also fall for the religious Climate Change and Global Warming hype of fear/PANIC.There are still people who believe the Earth is flat ...