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In this audiobook, you will find the history, science, and facts you need to prove that human-caused CO2 global warming is a fraud.
It takes you from the discovery of infrared radiation in 1800 to our present-day’s understanding of climate and the latest discoveries in Cosmo-climatology being made by CERN Laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland.
The audiobook explains the errors the early natural philosophers made when formulating the greenhouse effect.
Have you ever wondered where the 59F/15C degrees of heat the greenhouse effect is supposed to provide the Earth came from?
It was calculated in 1827 by Joseph Fourier, and it was way off, but I give you the right amount it's 17F/-8C!
I also give you the math to calculate it yourself.
People who believe in the greenhouse effect believe that visible light is turning into Infrared (IR) Radiation.
Not true.
Visible light does not turn into heat.
NASA measures all the heat reaching the Earth and being emitted by it back into space.
The heat coming in and going out are identical in both wavelength and amplitude.
Visible is not during into heat.
Greenhouse gas warming supporters admit that the added CO2 will absorb, and block out some additional Sun heat.
They hold that the blocking it is insignificant because the IR portion of the Sun’s emissions is small.
They are wrong again.
IR makes up 52 percent of the Sun’s radiant emissions, and UV 10 percent.
The reaming 38 percent is made up of all the other wavebands: Gamma Rays, x-rays, visible waves, microwaves, and radio waves.
Belief in the greenhouse effect is based upon ignorance, this audiobook will teach you the science.
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