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Afaik, it changes the energy by affecting the frequencyThe statement is meaningless.
There's no adequate justification to extrapolate it to other type of power or energy, such as gravitational potential energy.Do you know that gravity affects photon energy?
When power changes, where does the difference go?You tell me.
I would say the north arctic is like a chimney for heat to escape into space.And you would be wrong, as is often the case.
nobody has ever insulted me with the title of philosopher!I had assumed you were a PhD.
In currently more common used form of equation, radiation power is not quantized,And that's fair enough because power isn't quantised in the way that energy is.
Why do you persist in posting this idiotic nonsense?I think it's a medical issue.
So the sun's heat keeps earth a steady temperature, then burning of fossil fuels is adding the heat moment to moment that is causing a warm up.It's causing "a" warm up; but not "the" warm up which, as has been pointed out is 30 times bigger.
It's important to note that absence of evidence does not necessarily equate to evidence of absence.How can you sleep at night knowing there might be a tiger in your room?
I think this is more intuitive,Nobody else seems to.
You don't have a theory; you have a guess.My stance is that the aether doesn't exist at all.why does an aether have to exist for my temperature theory to be true?
I can imagine one day a game show...Nobody else can.
Unless you are suggesting that the Lord provided food and shelter directly to the priests, it figures that someone else did."It would have been impossible for religion to exist before we had a society that was "rich" enough to support a bunch of preachers."Ok. Your observation might need some actual history, though. As in, how did a society become rich? What constituted wealth during say, the early Neolithic before agriculture was around? How did hunter-gatherer societies become settled, or why did they?
Classical theories don't tell where the quantization of energy comes from.In fairness this is true.
I'm sure you could calculate the precise acceleration of a flat-screen television in a 3T field,Quite possibly zero.
So it experiences a force that depends on the gradient of the B field instead of being directly proportional to B
Israel exists and must have a beginning1948
because the event has a supernatural nature,So, why are you trying to discuss it on a science page?
Do you understand that the deep earth is very hot?If you don't have evidence to support it, that would just make it a hypothesis, not a theory.This is why I asked if oscillations of the atom's in the hot water release energy. I guess the question is when you pour boiling water on the ground does 100% of the heat re-enter the atmosphere? or does it dissipate downwards? into the denser cooler earth?
Also, what would you do with the water in the smoke stacks once it absorbed the heat? Remember, heat can't be destroyed.
What do you mean by this?50% of the energy of an explosion iss converted into blast energy which is further divided into seismic, sound, and weight displacement. None of that hurts the atmosphere.
None of that in any way undermines my observation;So, if the modern version of whatever it was when we first started doing it, is exemplified by Christianity and how it, evolved, as the cultural idiom saw fit; then has that religious doctrine, the churches in Rome and Constantinople and all the history meant the end of civilization, or made any difference? Compare what Romans believed before and after certain events, including the end of the Empire, but not the Church.So?It would have been impossible for religion to exist before we had a society that was "rich" enough to support a bunch of preachers.I've thought about the recent archaeology around the Anatolian mountains; Catalyohuk, Gobekle Tepe, to name two of them.
These were built during the Neolithic and supported by hunter gatherers, presumably they were coerced into doing this.
Later, all these settlements, which arguably were some of the first temples and the first elite societies, were all buried and not by natural means. It was deliberate.
It's remarkable that Neolithic peoples went to all that effort building them, sustaining the people who chose to live there and not hunt, and then burying them. You have to ask about what the motivation was.
Religion is a modern word, it probably started out when the Romans adopted Christianity. The idea of a state religion or religious practice wasn't novel back then, but the Romans of course exploited people's beliefs. Before Christianity, Romans were quite ambivalent about the intentions of their gods.
It became a powerful enough institution that it could dictate to kings about what they were allowed to do. So that must have all been quite influential, I'd say.