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MovingAhead Spring 2019 Outreach Summary 92 <br />atmosphere contains only .04% carbon dioxide, yet that information was not even needed to <br />predict temperature. The logical conclusion is that atmospheric gases only contribute to <br />warming by their physical mass, which increases atmospheric pressure. Atmospheric <br />compression due to gravity keeps the Earth warm, not the infrared radiative properties of the <br />so-called greenhouse gases. Therefore, carbon dioxide has no special role in controlling Earth <br />temperatures. Zeller and Nikolov suggest that the greenhouse effect be replaced by the term <br />atmospheric thermal enhancement. <br />Gas compression heating in a diesel engine eliminates the need for a spark plug. Obvious <br />atmospheric heating due to air compression occurs regularly in Brookings, Oregon, which is <br />famous for the Brookings effect weather phenomena, also known as a katabatic wind. Winds <br />sweep down from the coastal mountains at high speed which causes atmospheric compression <br />at sea level. This causes the air to heat up, which often makes Brookings warmer than lower <br />latitude towns on the California coast. Gravity driven atmospheric compression heating happens <br />everywhere on Earth at all times. We do not notice it because it is a continuous phenomenon. <br />Without it, our oceans would freeze to the Equator. <br />Schools teach that the carbon dioxide rich atmosphere of Venus creates a powerful greenhouse <br />effect that keeps surface temperatures hot enough to melt lead: about 462 degrees Celsius. The <br />new evidence suggests that heat is actually produced by Venus’s proximity to the Sun and the <br />weight of its atmosphere, which is over 90 times heavier than Earth’s. Venus’s tremendous <br />atmospheric mass produces crushing atmospheric pressure, which generates intense heat. <br />The Secret — Dr. Nikolov points out that the greenhouse gas theory violates the Energy- <br />Conservation Law in trying to explain the atmospheric thermal effect exclusively through <br />radiation. Specifically, the total amount of short wave solar radiation absorbed by the Earth is <br />about 240 watts per square meter. The measured long wave radiation coming down from our <br />atmosphere is about 343 watts per square meter. This downward long wave radiation has been <br />falsely assumed to be due to greenhouse gases absorbing long wave radiation emitted by the <br />Earth’s surface as it heats up through short wave radiation bombardment from the Sun. We thus <br />have 43% more energy coming down from the atmosphere than all the energy received from <br />the Sun in total. The most likely cause of this excess energy is gas compression heating, not the <br />greenhouse effect, which by definition can only help contain energy created by the Sun. <br />The Fallacy — An actual greenhouse has glass walls that blocks convective heat exchange with <br />the surrounding environment, thus insulating the air inside. Earth's atmosphere has no walls, so <br />convective cooling acts as an escalator transferring heat from the surface of the Earth all the <br />way up to the stratosphere. The commonly used greenhouse gas theory analogy to a parked <br />car’s windshield is therefore false. A free flowing gas cannot trap heat, and thus cannot act as <br />insulation to keep the Earth warm. The insulating effect of the atmosphere was first proposed in <br />the 19th Century as a conjecture without observational evidence. It later became settled science <br />through repetition by many generations of scientists quoting their mentors and peers. <br />The Evidence — Earth’s climate history does not reveal any evidence of carbon dioxide <br />increasing Earth’s temperatures as a greenhouse gas. The temperature increase Earth <br />experienced after the end of the Little Ice Age (1300 to 1870) up to about 1940 was not caused <br />by man-made greenhouse gas emissions because industrial output during those years was too <br />low to make any significant difference. Therefore, the heat waves and drought that caused the <br />Dust Bowl of the 1930s had nothing to do with fossil fuels. <br />July 15, 2019, Joint Work Session – Item1
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