Posted: 6/17/2010 3:40:12 AM EDT
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How is it that it can be 100 degrees on the earth's surface, but much colder in the atmosphere and space, when the sun is the source of our heat?
Magnets and shit? |
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How is it that it can be 100 degrees on the earth's surface, but much colder in the atmosphere and space, when the sun is the source of our heat? Magnets and shit? If you are exposed to the heat and radiation coming from the Sun, where temp rises to over 500F on the upper atmosphere/low orbit...would basically toast yourself If you are on the dark side of the Earth, you would freeze your azz due to no heat/radiation from the Sun.... The heat we feel in our daily life in this misserable dust spec floating in the Cosmos, is the result of the atmosphere reflecting/absorbing solar radiation...and maintaining an adecuate Global Temp. |
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How is it that it can be 100 degrees on the earth's surface, but much colder in the atmosphere and space, when the sun is the source of our heat? Magnets and shit? Don't listen to those other ignoramuses. Magnets and shit are EXACTLY the right answer. Magnets pull heat away from you. And shit, as you know, GENERATES heat as it decomposes. I am experimenting with a perpetual motion machine involving electromagnets and Ex-Lax. |