Global Warming is primarily caused by humans

Point one: Radiation warms the earth surface and all surfaces in space. Absorption and reflection In conduction, heat is transferred from a hot temperature location to a cold temperature location. The transfer of heat will continue as long as there is a difference in temperature between the two locations. Once the two locations have reached the same temperature, thermal equilibrium is established and the heat transfer stops. The first variable that we have identified as affecting the rate of conductive heat transfer is the temperature difference between the two locations. The second variable of importance is the materials involved in the transfer. Another variable that affects the rate of conductive heat transfer is the area through which heat is being transferred. A final variable that affects the rate of conductive heat transfer is the distance that the heat must be conducted. Solar Radiation "" Solar radiation is radiant energy emitted by the sun, particularly electromagnetic energy. The mean radius of the sun is 432,450 miles, 1.3 million earths could fit inside the sun. The Sun Contains 99.8 % of the mass of the solar system. The sun is only rated as a medium size star in the Milky Way. Point two: The actual overall temperature of space itself is an unknown. The Earth is moving freely in outer-space it is not fixed in one position. If it moves faster it creates friction. If it moves slower it is experiencing drag. Friction creates heat, heat causes all things to expand. If the earth was to increase/decrease even slightly in its orbit around the sun, or if the speed of the solar systems motion across the Universe increases/ decreases. This action would either slightly cool or heat the earth. A change triggers a different size due to expansion or contraction. The density of any particles in space act as an insulation only motion and known laws of physics can already establish that speed through an isolation marital directly effects temperature. This is scientifically proven by technology, the convection ovens cooking much faster than a conventional oven. In fact a convection oven can cook almost as fast as a micro-ware oven. "And if you travel out far way form everything in the Universes, you can never get lower than a minimum of just 2.7 kelvin or -270.45 Celsius." ***Clouds of gas and dust between the stars within our galaxy are only 10 to 20 degrees above absolute zero.*** Point three: The effects gravitation has due to pressure effects the formation of ice directly. Even in a slight change in pressure can increase or decrease Ice formation. What is Gravity? We don"t really know. The gravitational equation says that the force of gravity is proportional to the product of the two masses. The weight of all people alone is simply not enough to create a climate change. This means that humans must to be manipulating the climate, using something else as a tool to achieve this goal. If the entire human population stepped on a scale, the weight would be 316 million tons, or 632 billion pounds, a new study finds. World population 7,361,300,000 12/26/2016 Male 87 "" 72.7 kg 19 1- 160 lbs. Female 74.4 "" 62.5 kg 164 "" 138 lbs. So what does Earth weigh? Earth"s weight is 5.972 sextillion (1,000 trillion) metric tons, and it is actually gaining weight. That"s 5,972,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons and gaining! Scientists refer to this measurement as the Earth"s mass instead of weight since weight is the result of Earth"s gravitational pull on another object, and the Earth cannot pull on itself! As the Earth orbits the Sun, it is weightless. Q: The earth gets heavier each day with the meteors and space debris that lands. Does Earth ever lose weight? If not, wouldn't Earth eventually get so heavy so as to affect its orbit? NOAA The launch of GIROS I, the the first weather satellite, in 1960 A: Earth does indeed get heavier with landing space debris "" several tons of dust and micrometeorites, alone, hit Earth's atmosphere each day. When you include the big rocks that actually impact Earth, this debris adds up to 40,000 metric tons a year. Does Earth throw off weight at anything like this rate, you ask. The two ways Earth might are: hot atmospheric molecules escaping Earth's gravity or launched space vehicles. I asked the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) how much atmosphere do we lose each year. The world"s current population weight is added to the earth about every eight years. The addition of this weight is not due to birth of more people. The age of the earth is about 4.543 billion years. Point four: The use of melting ice has already been proven to move rapid amounts of heat very quickly. With the invention of the old fashion ice-cream machine. It has a precedent of being used by science to manipulate climate for a short period of time to make ice-cream. Which then melts in the heat of the sun on a warm day. Common salt, sodium chloride, is the primary deicing chemical used, with up to 12 million tons used in the United States each year. - See more at: http://www.clm.com... The Chlorides When deciding between chemicals, Dale Keep, owner of Snow and Ice Technologies Inc., Walla Walla, Wash., notes that chlorides are more corrosive than acetates, but cautions that no chemical is 100 percent non-corrosive. " Sodium chloride (NaCl) This chemical, commonly referred to as rock salt, is the most prevalent deicing chemical, and in general, has the lowest price tag of all deicers. Sodium chloride, when mixed with water, works best at a 23.3 percent mixture, which has an associated freeze point temperature of ""5.8 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the practical working temperature of the product ranges between 15 and 20 degrees Fahrenheit. " Magnesium chloride (MgCl2) Keep says that Magnesium chloride"s optimum solution for freeze point protection is 21.6 percent. The solution has a freeze point of ""28 Fahrenheit. However, Magnesium chloride is usually sold in a 30 percent concentration that has an associated freeze point of 3 degrees Fahrenheit. The way in which Magnesium chloride melts ice the best illustrates that the freeze point isn"t necessarily the most important number to know, says Keep. "The important thing about a deicer is not how cold the freeze point is, but the important things to know are will it work in my temperature range and how much moisture will it absorb (performance) before it quits working? What"s important is your dilution "" or the strength of your chemical "" and how long the application is going to last. That is determined by the product"s ingredients, concentration and melting capacity." " Calcium chloride (CaCl2) Calcium chloride is typically sold at a 30 percent concentration with a freeze point of ""60 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the product"s practical melting temperature is typically considered to be around ""10 degrees Fahrenheit. " Potassium chloride (KCl) Another chloride, Potassium chloride, is similar to fertilizer products, Don Walker, professor of engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison says. "Some people like to promote its use because of the fertilizer aspects of the potassium, which can be beneficial to plants," he explains. "It comes in a solid material, but it"s a deicer that doesn"t work unless temperatures are in the mid-20"s or higher, and it"s very expensive." Walker says he typically sees this chemical used in blends. "Often they put some of that in and then they make claims that their blend is good for the plants." "" L.G. The Acetates " Calcium magnesium acetate (CMAc) Purchased as a solid and liquefied prior to use, Calcium magnesium acetate, commonly known as CMA, is typically used at a 25 percent concentration, which has a freeze point of 1 degree Fahrenheit. At a 32 percent concentration, CMA has a freeze point of ""18 degrees Fahrenheit. The practical working temperature of CMA is about 18 degrees Fahrenheit. Don Walker, professor of engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, notes that CMA sells for about 20 to 30 times the cost of salt, but offers a low-corrosion value. "It is used under some conditions where environmental problems dictate that the chloride-based chemicals can"t be used," Walker explains. "Where I see them are in areas like parking garages. In parking garages, there can"t be a lot of damage to concrete floors due to salt or calcium chloride. Some owners choose to avoid the corrosion and deterioration of concrete slabs by using CMA." " Potassium acetate (KAc) This is another non-chloride product that usually has a 50 percent concentration and has a freeze point of ""76 degrees Fahrenheit. "It"s very expensive compared to the others and it"s typically used in areas where they"ve got to have extreme cold-weather performance and they"re willing to pay the price," says Dale Keep, owner of Snow and Ice Technologies Inc., Walla Walla, Wash. "Airports are a good example." "" L.G. - See more at: http://www.cleanlink.com... Point five: fixing a position is important when describing where anything is actual located. The most actuate way to find a position is to Triangulate. To do this we need three visual references. Navigation: Fixes and Triangulation When lost or slightly misplaced while kayaking or canoeing, if you have a view of a couple of landmarks you can get a fix, which is the navigational term for finding an "X" that marks the spot. The "X" is your location. The process is a quick and easy way to find your location. For a more exacting needs, finding your location with triangulation involves only one extra step. Point five: The emissions of volcanic activity far exceeds any human release of CO2. Eruptions in 2015 example The most widely accepted scientific database for volcanic eruption data is Simithsonian's Global Volcanism Program (GVP). For example, 43 confirmed and one uncertain eruptions are listed here for 2015, a rather typical (if not below average) year of volcanic activity: Masaya, Nicaragua (2015 Dec 11) Etna, Italy (2015 Dec 2) Momotombo, Nicaragua (2015 Dec 1) Kanlaon, Central Philippines (2015 Nov 23) Marapi, Sumatra (2015 Nov 14) Tengger Caldera, Java (2015 Nov 12) Lascar, Northern Chile, Bolivia and Argentina (2015 Oct 30) Rinjani, Lesser Sunda Islands (2015 Oct 25) Turrialba, Costa Rica (2015 Oct 23) Copahue, Central Chile and Argentina (2015 Oct 6) - VEI 2 Alaid, Kuril Islands (2015 Oct 2) Michael, Antarctica and South Sandwich Islands (2015 Sep 30) Telica, Nicaragua (2015 Sep 23) Asosan, Ryukyu Islands and Kyushu (2015 Sep 3) Lokon-Empung, Sulawesi (2015 Aug 30) Klyuchevskoy, Kamchatka Peninsula (2015 Aug 28) Cotopaxi, Ecuador (2015 Aug 15) Kick 'em Jenny, West Indies (2015 Jul 24) Gamalama, Halmahera (2015 Jul 16) Sabancaya, Peru (2015 Jul 9) Sirung, Lesser Sunda Islands (2015 Jul 7) Hakoneyama, Honshu (2015 Jun 29) Cereme, Java - Uncertain Eruption - (2015 Jun 24) Asamayama, Honshu (2015 Jun 16) Cleveland, Aleutian Islands (2015 Jun 14) San Cristobal, Nicaragua (2015 Jun 6) Kuchinoerabujima, Ryukyu Islands and Kyushu (2015 May 29) Wolf, Galapagos Islands (2015 May 25) Lokon-Empung, Sulawesi (2015 May 20) Telica, Nicaragua (2015 May 11) Bulusan, Luzon (2015 May 1) Axial Seamount, Pacific Ocean (northern) (2015 Apr 23) Calbuco, Southern Chile and Argentina (2015 Apr 22) Ruiz, Nevado del, Colombia (2015 Apr 22) Tungurahua, Ecuador (2015 Apr 6) Ubinas, Peru (2015 Mar 17) Turrialba, Costa Rica (2015 Mar 8) Chikurachki, Kuril Islands (2015 Feb 16) Fournaise, Piton de la, Indian Ocean (western) (2015 Feb 4) Raung, Java (2015 Feb 1) San Miguel, El Salvador and Honduras (2015 Jan 26) Karymsky, Kamchatka Peninsula (2015 Jan 19) Soputan, Sulawesi (2015 Jan 6) Klyuchevskoy, Kamchatka Peninsula (2015 Jan 1) Notes: For example, Klyuchevskoy and Lokon are listed with two eruptions each, so the number of volcanoes with confirmed eruptions would only be 42 according to the above list. However, we quickly realize that some of the most known active volcanoes are missing: Kilauea, Stromboli, Yasur and many others. The reason is that in addition to the above list there are about 20 volcanoes world-wide in near-constant (persistent) activity, which are not listed because the start of their eruptions is back in the past and not considered a new eruption in this list. Kilauea has been in ongoing eruption that started in January 1983. Stromboli has been in eruption since at least 2000 years (when first reports are available), Yasur on Vanuatu has been erupting ever since its first sighting by a European (J. Cook) in 1774 and so on. Point six: Electromagnetic fields of the earth"s poles, the flow of electric, into the solar winds from the sun. The relationship between electrical flow and heat and Co2 as an insulator to improve the flow of electric is described in the welding process. Interaction of the terrestrial magnetic field with particles from the solar wind sets up the conditions for the aurora phenomena near the poles. The problem with that picture is that the Curie temperature of iron is about 770 C . The Earth's core is hotter than that and therefore not magnetic. So how did the Earth get its magnetic field? Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is the most common of the reactive gases used in MIG welding and the only one that can be used in its pure form without the addition of an inert gas. CO2 is also the least expensive of the common shielding gases, making an attractive choice when material costs are the main priority. Pure CO2 provides very deep weld penetration, which is useful for welding thick material; however, it also produces a less stable arc and more spatter than when it is mixed with other gases. 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