Comment on Pseudoscience (?) by hunter
Edim, Very little is ever in a steady state. And delivering a warm product at the end of a pipe is not the same as warming the product in the pipe. Warming something requires energy. Period.
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by SamNC
“Just because a body is at a given overall temperature does not mean every molecule in it is at the same energy level, far from it. In fact the energy levels of individual molecules are constantly...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 3/31/12 by hunter
Please: No birther, truther or Bilderberg posts.
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by tomf0p
David, with respect I think you may be confusing yourself. Axiomatically, no form of energy – is a ‘substance’ – neither heat, nor potential, nor kinetic energy. And yes, in strict terms “flow” is a...
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Comment on Week in review 3/31/12 by Steven Mosher
Moshpit likes this ending for aussie films
View ArticleComment on Week in review 3/31/12 by hunter
Dr. Curry, The blogosphere problem stems from the failure of those who claim to be gatekeepers not doing their job. The strategy of ignoring or minimizing the growing list of news about coruption,...
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by SamNC
Punsta, “So given multiple levels then, is it possible for the highest level electron in a cool body, to be at a higher level than the lowest level electron in a warm body?” Only true if the cool body...
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by Punksta
Sam You have simply <b>asserted</b> that a cool body can never emit energy equal or higher than the lowest electron energy level of a warmer body. You have thus <b>explained</b>...
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by SamNC
David, “this is true at the engineering level.” Think again. Why is it true at the engineering level not at the science level? Or science can be pseudoscience vs engineering can be pseudoscience?
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by SamNC
Punsta, To understand electron energy levels better, can only advise you to read articles about electron orbital jump energy absorption and emissiion. Have a productive day!
View ArticleComment on Week in review 3/31/12 by cwon14
Troll all you want Mosher, are you a board moderator aside from being a general fool?
View ArticleComment on Week in review 3/31/12 by cwon14
Hunter, She just listed Chris Mooney on a multiple choice to the blog (for approval or dismissal). What does this tell you about her and more importantly you and your claim above? You mean well but you...
View ArticleComment on Week in review 3/31/12 by HR
What’s a “fake conservative”? (please don’t say cwon14, I’m honestly curious.)
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by Erica
Webhubub > … blah blah … not the crackpots who hang out here. Other than yourself obviously and Myrrh, who were you thinking of?
View ArticleComment on Meteorological March Madness by R. Gates
Latimer, I have explained the dynamics of glacial growth and why more snow falls in warmer climates than cooler in about as simple of terms as possible. Your refusal or inability to grasp it is not...
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by Punksta
” If skeptics will not put up an alternative predictive model, they should STFU ” Sure, just as soon as they get anything like the tens of $billions governments have poured into alarmist models and...
View ArticleComment on Meteorological March Madness by Latimer Alder
@bart r Ironic,then, that the Sea Level Research Group is based in Boulder, Colorado. Elevation 5430 feet. And a long long way from any sea. It seems unlikely – on your argument – that anyone based so...
View ArticleComment on Meteorological March Madness by Billy in NZ
Wow bart,you may even benefit from a bit of global warming.Read a bit more about NZ.It doesn’t snow in Wellington.Thousands of lambs die from the snow in NZ every year.NZ needs warmer...
View ArticleComment on Pseudoscience (?) by Punksta
Thanks Sam, my minimal physics did though at least include the concept of quanta. So back to my still-unanswered questions :- Q1: So given multiple energy levels then, is it possible for the highest...
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