About half of the earth’s interior energy comes from the radioactive decay of naturally occurring isotopes. In particular, potassium, uranium, and thorium.
Why are you talking to me about interior energy?
Just stop dude. Do you really want to embarrass yourself some more? You obviously don't have a clue what you are talking about. Just because you read it on wiki doesn't mean it is relevant. Seriously, I know you are wrong, and I will laugh if you try to press this further because I will enjoy rubbing your face in how ignorant you really are, all the while slamming your opponents as mere "burger flippers", when it is obvious the best you have is forums and wikipedia, and you can't even do that right.
But what I find REALLY fucking amazing, is instead of using your own god damned perceptions from living on this planet, you are going to try to tell me half of the Earth's heat comes from it's interior, when CLEARLY at night, it gets MUCH fucking colder. JESUS CHRIST. You can't interpret data, you obviously aren't a scientist... wait, I AM HAVING DEJA VU! We did this like a year ago, didn't we?
Man has the ability to greatly effect this planet. Man created nuclear weapons. Simply detonating 1/4 of them would be enough to plummet the earth into a nuclear winter that could last centuries.
Over 1500 nuclear weapons have been detonated above ground since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Again, thermometers don't lie. They aren't witchcraft.
FFS. I'm not going to get into a graph war with you. This shit happens on Financials boards too. People always want to make a point about a stock, so they just pick whatever point in time on a graph to make their view look real. They'll pick the low point and say "see the stock has been trending up!" or they'll pick a high point and say "look, the stock has been falling for years, it is time it bounced back"
With a geological history of hundreds of millions of years... ..I think trying to mark any trend with 50 years of reliable data at best, is specious and yet another hallmark of human arrogance and narcissism.
Also, thermometers are often in cities, which have been heating gradually, and retain heat more than the country. Yes, it can be witchcraft. Cars in cities and heated houses will make cities warmer than the surrounding countryside, and the more cars and houses in a city, the warmer it will get. And this has only recently been proven, although it should have been obvious.
How much surface volume of the earth does the ice caps encompass? Now the oceans?
Around 39 millions square kilometers for the ice caps.
About 360 million square kilometers for the oceans.
Which cold item is going to effect more of the earth do you think?
LOL!!! I am just going to let you figure out why this is just stupid back peddling.
spoiled, entitled teenagers. Too lazy to do anything or admit they are wrong.
Projection much?
I'm sorry RPF, but this anti-earth and anti-nature movement
I love the earth, and I love nature. But I am not going to start telling everyone the world is going to burn up because of a few fucking cars. I have been across the country. I have walked across mountain ranges, the Earth is HUGE, people are puny, they just think they are bigger than they are. Everything they experience is usually from a car, a plane, or a house in a town. All they know is a carbon dioxide environment. They rarely ever even walk ten miles form a road, to see how tiny roads and cars really are. When they cross the Pacific Ocean, they leave a city full of smog, arrive in a city full of smog, and think, "the whole planet must be covered in smog!" Completely missing the fact that between San Fransisco and Shanghai, there is hardly a single carbon emitter. they also got to cross it in a few hours, almost as if the whole thing didn't even exist. Again, human narcissism. Most people have absolutely 0 perspective how tiny they, and all the other humans they live with are. How insignificant their one or two hour drives a day are, even when combined with everyone else doing it.
Why not use solar or wind or water. I mean really, can you provide one good example why not to? It's far cheaper, far cleaner, far healthier, and near infinite in abundance. It's really a no-brainer.
Its not far cheaper. Manufacturing windmills is difficult. I am all for hydro power, as most of my state is powered by it... but hydro power interrupts other things.
And the project I was doing the CFD was an alternative energy plant. Let's just say, it is not nearly as easy or plausible as people think. We were going to try to build a different kind of
solar updraft tower Genius idea... with great side effects. Unfortunately, the only prototype ever built was destroyed by a storm a few years later. Pesky reality and the vastness of nature beats down just about everything.
Windfarms are not very viable because they are usually away from population centers that need the power, and they too often get damaged in storms. Another major problem is they will almost always break down and need to be replaced within twenty years, yet the manufacturing process of a wind tower is expensive.
But it's not the cutting down on pollution I am against. I am ll for cutting down on pollution. It is the INSANE LIES about the future being spread, as well as the carbon exchange credit scheme, as well as the base hypocrisy of those trying to "Stop global warming". A carbon exchange credit scheme will do NOTHING to stop global warming, it will only make the rich richer, because the plebes have the audacity to breathe and drive cars.