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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: TideGlider who wrote (902537)11/22/2015 11:11:43 PM
From: J_F_Shepard  Read Replies (1) of 1574422
 
Al Gore used this ice core data to claim that carbon dioxide made the temperature of the world rise, threatening life on earth, because there was a correlation between atmospheric CO2 levels and the world’s average temperature. Yet the data from the much-celebrated Vostok ice cores paints a very different picture: Up goes the temperature, followed by a rise in carbon dioxide.
You vilify Gore for presenting data that proves global warming is real......but Gore did not generate that data, he is not a scientist but he is a very smart guy who understands the science. He is also quite knowledgeable about computer architecture and a gave a presentation to comp sci guys that was published in a now defunct periodical.... I know it's hard for many, but try to keep climate change a science topic and not a political one.........

re: CO2....another little detail about carbon dioxide is the fact that it is has lower thermal conductivity (is a better insulator) than O2 or N2, ie air.....hence as CO2 concentration increases, the rate of radiative cooling can be expected to be lowered.... This could be proven experimentally by building a box and heating the air inside and measuring its temperature.....I'll bet if you added increasing amounts of CO2 the temp in the box would increase....
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