Tag Archives: Tropopause

One Tenth Bar, Short Waves, and Solar Spectral Change

Posted on 25 April 2015 by

A review of a paper that finds a 1/10 bar ( 1/10 atmospheric pressure) common location of a tropopause on many planets with divergent atmospheres. Another paper says this can be applied to all sorts of planets, not just in our solar system, and also finds that the Stellar Spectrum matters. As our Solar Spectrum just shifted, I speculate that matters too, and that this 0.1 bar formula constrains our temperatures also. Continue reading →

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Static vs Dynamic scored air

Posted on 4 January 2014 by

I speculate that a static scored air model can not ever give correct answers about a dynamic air and water covered world; and that is the fundamental difference in the “Warmers” view of the world vs that of the Skeptics. Continue reading →

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Tropopause Rules

Posted on 12 December 2012 by

Why the Tropopause matters and what it has to say about CO2 and heat radiation. Continue reading →

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