From: Glenn Morton (glennmorton@entouch.net)
Date: Wed Oct 15 2003 - 06:49:15 EDT
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>From: allenroy [mailto:allenroy@peoplepc.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 1:45 AM
>If I were to take the gas in my car and release all its energy in
>0.5 seconds,
>I'd blow my car to pieces. However, if I take that gas and
>release the energy
>in the engine over many hours, I can safely travel for several
>hundred miles.
>Therefore, the question is how fast is that 10^28 joules released
>and what kind
>of dissipation system is there available to deal with the heat.
>I've seen your
>calculations before on things like this and you only deal with the input of
>heat, but not how dissipation changes with increase in heat. For
>instance, if
>the earth were to receive 1 degree more of energy per day the
>earth would then
>radiate 1 degree more energy shortly afterward.
10^28 Joules released over a few years time would vaporize much of the
outside of the earth. Remember, conductivity of heat is very slow, so that
can't deal with the heat,and all the motion in Baumgardner's model is in the
outer layer, so it is concentrated. sorry Allen, this won't work.
>
>I don't know if Baumgardner still proposes this or not, however, I
>know that he
>is now also proposing steam geysers that shoot above the
>atmosphere from areas
>of exposed mantle. He's done some calculations on the amount of
>heat that would
>be dissipated directly into space, by-passing much of the
>insulating effect of
>the atmosphere.
So he is again appealing to the miraculous. wow. Sounds a bit like a failed
attempt of mine to criticize the hydroplate theory.
>It's not perfect, for sure. It's fatally flawed. If isometric
>dating if true
>some of the time (T) And false some of the time (F) then the
>system is false.
>T AND F = F (it's not T OR F)
If Allen gives true answers some of the time (T) and Allen gives false
answers some of the time (F) then the system (Allen) is false. T and F = F.
Sorry Allen, your logic leads me to beleive you are false.
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