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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1110385)	1/14/2019 1:06:50 PM
From: maceng2	1 Recommendation Recommended By isopatch Read Replies (2) of 1571023

OK, so using your link here, and the ink demonstration.... skepticalscience.com Why didn't he use another ink component, say red ink to show the very effective IR absorber called water vapour. Why do all these climate scientists just ignore water vapour? It's beyond fking wierd. It like clouds and water vapour just don't exist. I understand first order interactions, that is where small concentrations of a material can have a big effect. An example of this would a be the presence of a catalyst. I have studied the data, the only "catalyst" we could consider would be small particles or aerosols in cloud formation. .... oh he used the "blanket" word btw .... According my earlier metrology 101 post we are not supposed to use the "blanket" word... it's a space heater**. -g- e-education.psu.edu and this is the kicker. The evidence plainly shows that cloud cover NOT global warming is more effected by incident cosmic radiation then temperature. science.sciencemag.org Did you miss this one shown in a previous link... notrickszone.com

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