My global warming theory ..... please comment

ok i have no real proof but i decided to see what you guys thought about it
maybe the earth is really based on gravity

1. ok lets start with the weight of the earth it's 5.972 sextillion or 5,972,000,000,000,000,000,000

2. then lets subtract the weight of oil we remove a year. which is like 12.8 gigatons

so now the earth has changed weight!


3. from here we add gravity. which is the constant between mass A.(the sun) and mass B. (the moon)

(not that i think gravity will change drasticly,) but the moon has been moving away from us 3.8cm a year. and knowing that the moon controls most of our weather patterns. it could also be the reason for "the pole changes" that expected in theory.

so there is no longer a constant.

 

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have you ever taken any physics?

 

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when i was high school but i never really paid attention

 

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well than mass stays constant on Earth...that burned oil is converted into different molecules...but overall mass is the same. Its just redistribution of energy that is happening.

and weight is mass*gravity=mass*9.8 m/s^2

 

ok so the earth will always weigh the same then, and the moons gravitational feild will not change because of distance?

 

well it changes...it accumulates a bit of iron from meteorites and other metals...but that is kind of insignificant

 

A lie.

These molecules do escape from earh's athmosphere albeit in such low quantities that it is negligible compared to the amount of mass sequestered back into sediments.

 

Hmm, if the Earth's mass remains the same, then why are all of the ancient civilizations buried below tons of dirt and debris? Where did all that dirt and debris come from that buried the old bones and ancient cities? Surely those bones and cities didn't sink into the ground over the years, did they?

Baron Max

 

The earth gains weight through the millennia because of space debris raining down on the earth.

 

And that is something that continues to puzzle me - the sheer number of people that are unaware that TONS of cosmic dust falls on the Earth each and every year! While it's true that some molecules of gas at the upper fringes of the atmosphere are constantly lost into space, the amount of mass is negligible when compared to the debris/dust that settles on us.

Bottom line is that the Earth slowly gains mass all the time - and so few people seem to know it. Amazing, some people are!:shrug:

 

Yeah, I thought it was common knowledge to be honest :shrug:

 

Yeah, me too. But after spending a few months here, it seems that less than one in ten is even aware of it. Strange.

 

Maybe that's what causes the Earth to slowly heat up ...there's more surface area for the sun to hit and warm. Plus the weight of the new dirt pressing down on the old dirt causes warming of the whole. And maybe I'm just full of shit and throwing things out for the fun of it.

Baron Max

 

There is also more surface area to get cool again on the night-side, so I think that would balance it out. Also, the actually increase in diameter is extremely small and really of no significance considering surface warming.

 

Well, okay, that's your opinion, but do you have any scientific facts to back that up? See? Just saying things off the top of your head is one thing, but proving those thoughts is quite another.

For example, just a little bit of extra mass might increase the temperature just enough to cause global warming. Minute amounts over billions of years just might be more significant than is thought at first glance.

Baron Max

 

I said 'I think', I have no facts about it and you don't either.
Millions of years of 'space sand' amounts to at most a couple of hundred meters, thats not really significant. Furthermore, how can it explain the recent jump in temperature if it is a steady process over millions of years ?

 

Oh, no, calm down. I wasn't trying to start a fight or anything. I realize that we don't have the facts, but that's why I was asking.

Well, since you don't have facts, then how can you claim that it's not really significant? See what I mean? I realize that you're just making idle speculation, but without facts, that's all it is. And your idle speculation is no better than mine or anyone else's.

I don't know, but you don't either, do you? But just to speculate, as the temperature of the Earth rises, it's going to keep getting hotter and hotter faster ...in much the same way as heating up a piece of iron with a torch. At first, the temperature doesn't rise rapidly, but after a few minutes with the torch, that damned iron gets damned hot, damned quickly.

Baron Max

 

It is speculation yeah. But the thing about the diameter increasing isn't. There are facts about that. But I have to go now, maybe I'll look into that later.