do you want us to watch nearly 5 hours of video
about something that has nothing to do with the OP?
The sun is a light generating sphere, but the photons traveling the near vacuum of space are not hot. We only feel the heat from friction of the sun's rays as they pass particles within the space-time curvature around the planet.
It is like the effect certain waves that agitate certain kinds of molecules, just like how microwaves agitate H2O molecules to heat food. But placing a ceramic figurine in the microwave will not make it hot.
Some is absorbed and then re-radiated at night, some is reflected directly.Why are you saying that , since some of the heat is absorbed by the ground then the difference is reflected
Our science and history is only a remembering of the knowledge of previous versions of man before our current model of humanity. We were rebooted already and previous link was intentionally severed.
Cold fusion is a reality that is slowly getting disclosed and it is a less destructive form of energy that can serve as the model for the sun.
Aside from Kaku's theory that suns can be white hole ejecting what they capture from other realms, Plasma Cosmology is another interesting model.
Plasma Physics and electrical universe model can also better explain the sun, the corona discharges and photonic discharges that do not necessarily consume the mass of the sun. The aurora phenomena is an example of plasma formation in space that do not translate to hot temperature.
Here are scientists who are slowly advancing a better understanding of the sun and cosmology:
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These scientists could be insiders. The standard model so far advanced by the academe is constantly needing ad hoc explanatory accretions that is better and simpler understood by plasma and electrical universe model.
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Some is absorbed and then re-radiated at night, some is reflected directly.
All of it came from the sun.
No sun, no warm ground, no re-radiation.
Oh for Pete's sake Tim; this is the second time in just a few days you've lost track of your own argument:I guess you don't believe there is heat generation from nuclear decay and a minor heat coming from the core trough volcanoes , but that is ok.
Direct response, quoting the above:Most of the heating done to the air by sunlight is done after the sunlight heats the ground and the ground radiates the heat outward.
You were referencing specifically the sunlight alphareign mentioned when you directly quoted him.Why are you saying that , since some of the heat [from that sunlight] is absorbed by the ground then the difference is reflected
Some [of that sunlight] is absorbed and then re-radiated at night, some is reflected directly. All of it came from the sun.
Maybe he just strongly disagrees with himself.Oh for Pete's sake Tim; this is the second time in just a few days you've lost track of your own argument:
Not really. There is some heat generation from nuclear decay, but it's about 0.03% of the energy coming from the sun. (47 terawatts vs 173,000 terawatts.)I guess you don't believe there is heat generation from nuclear decay and a minor heat coming from the core trough volcanoes , but that is ok.
No, it's not. It has never been demonstrated. Every attempt has failed.Cold fusion is a reality that is slowly getting disclosed
For plasmas you need either very low pressures (auroras, fluorescent bulbs) or very high temperatures (the Sun.)Plasma Physics and electrical universe model can also better explain the sun, the corona discharges and photonic discharges that do not necessarily consume the mass of the sun. The aurora phenomena is an example of plasma formation in space that do not translate to hot temperature.
No, it's not. It has never been demonstrated. Every attempt has failed.
For plasmas you need either very low pressures (auroras, fluorescent bulbs) or very high temperatures (the Sun.)
Yes. Very low pressures. Auroras are an example.Very low pressures ? Auroras ?
Yes. Very low pressures. Auroras are an example.
Yes. Very low pressures. Auroras are an example.
If I remember right , to have a low pressure discharge it was around 1mm Hg, in a bell jar