Re: The Sun: Millions of miles away?
That really isn't what I was getting at. I was merely stating the the proof the OP provided hasn't been done correctly, and if you're going to use science please do it properly. See my post from one page back:
"Going back to the very first post. If you're going to use the science so many of you seem to refute, to attempt to prove your beliefs, can you please use it properly.
You first use Wien's Displacement Law to find the temperature of the sun, which is fine. The problem arises with your next calculation, using a temperature gradient model which, if true, would have to be hottest closest to the sun, coldest at the earth's surface; yet the temperature gradient you use (6K/km) has been measured to be the other way round (Temp drops the further from the Earth's surface). Even if you ignore this problem, the linear model you use implies either:
-The earth's atmosphere has to be uniform in every way, it's the only way the radiation absorption of the atmosphere can be the same at any height. We know this isn't true as the atmosphere is thinner the higher up you go.
-The sun's energy is not transferred via radiation (I have noticed some of you believe this to be true) in which case you can't use Wien's displacement Law as it is based on a perfect radiation emission spectrum."
Originally posted by Bobby-Joe
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"Going back to the very first post. If you're going to use the science so many of you seem to refute, to attempt to prove your beliefs, can you please use it properly.
You first use Wien's Displacement Law to find the temperature of the sun, which is fine. The problem arises with your next calculation, using a temperature gradient model which, if true, would have to be hottest closest to the sun, coldest at the earth's surface; yet the temperature gradient you use (6K/km) has been measured to be the other way round (Temp drops the further from the Earth's surface). Even if you ignore this problem, the linear model you use implies either:
-The earth's atmosphere has to be uniform in every way, it's the only way the radiation absorption of the atmosphere can be the same at any height. We know this isn't true as the atmosphere is thinner the higher up you go.
-The sun's energy is not transferred via radiation (I have noticed some of you believe this to be true) in which case you can't use Wien's displacement Law as it is based on a perfect radiation emission spectrum."
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