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Tom Shula and Markus Ott : The “Missing Link” in the Greenhouse Effect | Tom Nelson Pod #232
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About Tom Shula:
• Academic training in theoretical physics. Disillusioned with the
community and left with a M.S. to work in tech industry.
• Primary work in semiconductor and disk drive component and system
development and manufacturing.
• Brief diversions into other industries including steel mills, refining,
food processing, and waste treatment.
• Exposed to a broad range of fluid dynamic systems with pressures
ranging from kpsi to 10-12 Torr, and temperatures from 77K (liquid
nitrogen) to >1000C
• I have been extremely curious from an early age, and was considered
a top problem solver in my professional technical career
• I’ve been following the “climate change issue since the “global
cooling” scare of the 1970s. More intently since 2009.
Markus Ott, a chemist with a PhD, has been working as a researcher and developer in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry since 1994. He has mainly worked on the development of photolithographic methods for the production of biochips and on the development of light-curing plastics. In addition to the theoretical basics, he has the necessary practical experience to assess the interaction of light with matter. As an enthusiastic aviator, he is deeply interested in the processes in the atmosphere since his youth. The present text "Dismantling The CO2-Hoax" or the German version "Demomtage des CO2-Betruges" were written from the practitioner ́s perspective who has to deliver reliable products and cannot hide behind computer models.
00:00 Introduction and Background
00:39 Defining the Greenhouse Effect
02:27 Thermal Radiation and Energy Transport
03:34 Absorption and Emission Processes
04:56 Non-Radiative Processes
06:17 Radiative Transfer Theory
07:11 Behavior of Greenhouse Gases
12:57 Thermalization and Its Implications
19:09 Heat Transport in the Atmosphere
29:13 Historical Context and Radiative Transfer Models
35:03 Critique of Radiative Transfer Models
41:15 Heat Transport from Surface to Space
45:14 Role of Water Vapor and Other Gases
52:54 Summary and Key Findings
01:00:49 Debunking Greenhouse Gas Myths
01:02:06 Water Vapor's Role in Heat Transport
01:04:14 CO2 and Ozone Emissions
01:07:28 Engineering Perspective on Earth's Climate
01:08:21 Diurnal and Seasonal Cycles
01:10:59 Critique of One-Dimensional Climate Models
01:12:54 Thought Experiments on Earth's Rotation
01:15:13 Energy Dynamics of Earth
01:20:44 Global Climate Models and Their Flaws
01:29:44 Summary and Conclusions
01:39:21 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
Slides and related paper (PDF): https://tomn.substack.com/p/tom-shula-and-markus-ott-the-missing
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242 episodes
Manage episode 429504148 series 3393096
About Tom Shula:
• Academic training in theoretical physics. Disillusioned with the
community and left with a M.S. to work in tech industry.
• Primary work in semiconductor and disk drive component and system
development and manufacturing.
• Brief diversions into other industries including steel mills, refining,
food processing, and waste treatment.
• Exposed to a broad range of fluid dynamic systems with pressures
ranging from kpsi to 10-12 Torr, and temperatures from 77K (liquid
nitrogen) to >1000C
• I have been extremely curious from an early age, and was considered
a top problem solver in my professional technical career
• I’ve been following the “climate change issue since the “global
cooling” scare of the 1970s. More intently since 2009.
Markus Ott, a chemist with a PhD, has been working as a researcher and developer in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry since 1994. He has mainly worked on the development of photolithographic methods for the production of biochips and on the development of light-curing plastics. In addition to the theoretical basics, he has the necessary practical experience to assess the interaction of light with matter. As an enthusiastic aviator, he is deeply interested in the processes in the atmosphere since his youth. The present text "Dismantling The CO2-Hoax" or the German version "Demomtage des CO2-Betruges" were written from the practitioner ́s perspective who has to deliver reliable products and cannot hide behind computer models.
00:00 Introduction and Background
00:39 Defining the Greenhouse Effect
02:27 Thermal Radiation and Energy Transport
03:34 Absorption and Emission Processes
04:56 Non-Radiative Processes
06:17 Radiative Transfer Theory
07:11 Behavior of Greenhouse Gases
12:57 Thermalization and Its Implications
19:09 Heat Transport in the Atmosphere
29:13 Historical Context and Radiative Transfer Models
35:03 Critique of Radiative Transfer Models
41:15 Heat Transport from Surface to Space
45:14 Role of Water Vapor and Other Gases
52:54 Summary and Key Findings
01:00:49 Debunking Greenhouse Gas Myths
01:02:06 Water Vapor's Role in Heat Transport
01:04:14 CO2 and Ozone Emissions
01:07:28 Engineering Perspective on Earth's Climate
01:08:21 Diurnal and Seasonal Cycles
01:10:59 Critique of One-Dimensional Climate Models
01:12:54 Thought Experiments on Earth's Rotation
01:15:13 Energy Dynamics of Earth
01:20:44 Global Climate Models and Their Flaws
01:29:44 Summary and Conclusions
01:39:21 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
Slides and related paper (PDF): https://tomn.substack.com/p/tom-shula-and-markus-ott-the-missing
——
AI summaries of all of my podcasts: https://tomn.substack.com/p/podcast-summaries
My Linktree: https://linktr.ee/tomanelson1
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL89cj_OtPeenLkWMmdwcT8Dt0DGMb8RGR
Substack: https://tomn.substack.com/
About Tom: https://tomn.substack.com/about
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