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To: RetiredNow who wrote (1066092)	4/19/2018 1:12:30 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	1 Recommendation Recommended By PKRBKR Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578245

Amazing I can recommend that post fully. Now if you could only learn how to visualize the laws of physics of invisible forces. How photons are the same as radio waves and pigments of color in the visible spectrum are just like molecules in the IR spectrum are just like antenna in the radio and tv spectrums. Does a CO2 molecule retain the heat energy of receiving a photon long, does it lose to other molecules or re radiate. CO2 has limited energy bands where it can re radiate. Now there are hundreds of H20 molecules for every CO2 and they work the same way and then re radiate at numerous bands. Then there are aerosols that re radiate at all bands and to many the atmosphere is in visible. Blink they are out in space. Then there are clouds and ice crystals and ice and water droplets and they are mega radiators of all black body bands. So you believe the addition of a micro absorber makes some macro change. It simply does not add up and thus is a simple test of does a person have any clue about comprehending complex science.