05-20-2008, 11:59 PM
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| earthling
Member Since: Apr 2008 Location: L-town
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Originally Posted by PsyOps You're actually denying solar activity can cause the globe to warm? | Nope, just not in the way that you are misusing the data: The amount that solar irradiance affects global temperature is about half of the previous estimates, and is small compared to the effect of greenhouse gases. The Milankovitch cycles help explain ice-ages and long-term changes in the climate, but do not have much impact on the decade/century timescale. For the prediction of climate change in the 21st century, these impacts are far less important than radiative forcing from greenhouse gases. Quote:
Originally Posted by PsyOps Explain mars' warming. | Nope, not interested, having a hard enough time explaining Earth science to you. Quote:
Originally Posted by PsyOps I suppose you're going to deny that an object like the moon - being as far as it is from earth - has any effect on our ocean tides. | I suppose you are going to deny that cruising the playgrounds scoping out little children is sick. |
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