XPost: alt.global-warming, sci.skeptic   
   From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 1/2/26 12:46 AM, Dawn Flood wrote:   
      
   Jim/Dave/Jane/Dawn; HAPPY NEW YEAR!   
      
   Not interested doggie-doggie, before you ask, but I will   
   lick my hand & wipe it on you, if you really need it...   
      
   > Why don't you answer my two questions from my other post:   
   >   
   > 1)  Why does the nighttime temperature on the planet Mercury, which is   
   > closest to the Sun, fall to -180°C during its 88 Earth days of nighttime?   
      
   Oh. I forgot. You don't have Google in your trailer park, least not   
   in the outhouse... do you?   
      
   Wait. You mean you're a goddamn retard and you ask questions because   
   when people ask you questions you look like a fucking imbecile and,   
   being a retard, you mistakenly believe it's the asking-of-a-question   
   that causes this and not your mental retardation?   
      
   WHY DIDN'T YOU JUST SAY SO?   
      
   https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=why+does+mercury+get+so+cold+at+night   
      
   But, see, which you don't; the issue isn't "Atmosphere," it's your   
   idiotic claim that "Co Two iz da Geenhouse gas and, uh, and it   
   make GWOBULL WARBLING!"   
      
   And for that reason something as simple as "Mercury doesn't have an   
   atmosphere that can trap the heat."   
      
   It also lacks water, which is the best battery ever invented, and   
   it wasn't even invented!  If it had a lot of water, like the earth   
   does, the water would absorb heat when it's hot then release it when   
   it's cold, keeping it from getting too cold.   
      
   > P.S.  Water is a much more powerful greenhouse gas, but it is somewhat   
   > transient.   
      
   Water is a battery. Literally. It absorb heat which is why it's even   
   water, not ice. And then it releases heat when it gets cool. This is   
   why there is such extreme temperature differences in a desert:  Lack   
   of water in the day to absorb heat, make it cooler, and lack of water   
   to release heat at night, so it's colder than it should be.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      Venus has 0.002-0.003% percent of its atmosphere as being   
   > water vapor as compared to 0.4% for our World.   
      
      
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