Cell Phones

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Swan wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Global warming began 20000 years ago, and Al Gore started babbling about it in 1976 or 45 years ago

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Swan wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Global warming began 20000 years ago, and Al Gore started babbling about it in 1976 or 45 years ago

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Global warming began 20000 years ago, and Al Gore started babbling about it in 1976 or 45 years ago

Define 'global warming'.

Swan wrote:Global warming is the general Earth temp increasing as has been happening for 20000 years

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Global warming is the general Earth temp increasing as has been happening for 20000 years

Since we have no reason to believe the earth's temperature has been increasing for 20000 years, it follows that we are to assume that Global Warming means "maintains the same temperature."


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James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

I don't ignore ice ages. But since we can't tell the temperatures in the past with any accuracy, how do we know it was that cold?

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Global warming began 20000 years ago, and Al Gore started babbling about it in 1976 or 45 years ago

Define 'global warming'.

Global warming is the general Earth temp increasing as has been happening for 20000 years

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Graphs of random numbers are meaningless.

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Global warming is the general Earth temp increasing as has been happening for 20000 years

Since we have no reason to believe the earth's temperature has been increasing for 20000 years, it follows that we are to assume that Global Warming means "maintains the same temperature."


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You have no reason to believe that the Earths population has been increasing since the last ice age because you deny that the ice age ever happened as you deny that Hawaii is still being formed

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

I don't ignore ice ages. But since we can't tell the temperatures in the past with any accuracy, how do we know it was that cold?

LOL half the USA was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of snow and ice. Common sense determines tha tit was colder.

Not that all humans posses common sense

Swan wrote:LOL half the USA was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of snow and ice.

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

I don't ignore ice ages. But since we can't tell the temperatures in the past with any accuracy, how do we know it was that cold?

LOL half the USA was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of snow and ice. Common sense determines tha tit was colder.

Not that all humans posses common sense

The USA didn't exist as a nation until 1776.

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

Let me see ... let me see ... nope, you didn't offer any sort of valid reason any rational adult should believe your WACKY religious dogma.

Just for laughs, who convinced you that wild speculations about the past are "what we know" and how easy was it for him/them to convince you? Did you question anything? Did you call BOOLSCH'T! on anything?

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Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

I don't ignore ice ages. But since we can't tell the temperatures in the past with any accuracy, how do we know it was that cold?

LOL half the USA was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of snow and ice. Common sense determines tha tit was colder.

Not that all humans posses common sense

The USA didn't exist as a nation until 1776.

Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

Let me see ... let me see ... nope, you didn't offer any sort of valid reason any rational adult should believe your WACKY religious dogma.

Just for laughs, who convinced you that wild speculations about the past are "what we know" and how easy was it for him/them to convince you? Did you question anything? Did you call BOOLSCH'T! on anything?

.

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

Let me see ... let me see ... nope, you didn't offer any sort of valid reason any rational adult should believe your WACKY religious dogma.

Just for laughs, who convinced you that wild speculations about the past are "what we know" and how easy was it for him/them to convince you? Did you question anything? Did you call BOOLSCH'T! on anything?

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I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

Swan wrote:I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

Let me see ... let me see ... nope, you didn't offer any sort of valid reason any rational adult should believe your WACKY religious dogma.

Just for laughs, who convinced you that wild speculations about the past are "what we know" and how easy was it for him/them to convince you? Did you question anything? Did you call BOOLSCH'T! on anything?

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IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

It would be kind of stupid to question an object. What would you ask?

Now get back to the topic of how you define "ice age" and why any rational adult should believe that all of the area in question was buried under ice at the same time.

LOL crickets. Why am I *still* hearing crickets? It's like you don't have an answer LOL. LOL

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gfm7175 wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

It would be kind of stupid to question an object. What would you ask?

Now get back to the topic of how you define "ice age" and why any rational adult should believe that all of the area in question was buried under ice at the same time.

LOL crickets. Why am I *still* hearing crickets? It's like you don't have an answer LOL. LOL

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LOL, an ice age is a length of time where stuff was frozen... LOL

Yawn.

IBdaMann wrote:

gfm7175 wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

It would be kind of stupid to question an object. What would you ask?

Now get back to the topic of how you define "ice age" and why any rational adult should believe that all of the area in question was buried under ice at the same time.

LOL crickets. Why am I *still* hearing crickets? It's like you don't have an answer LOL. LOL

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LOL, an ice age is a length of time where stuff was frozen... LOL

Yawn.

Yawn LOL

LOL I guess some ice concocted a plot to pull a snow job on a buddy ... but then it snowballed and a continent ended up getting the cold shoulder just because a few were rotten to the ice core.

Yawn

LOL

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Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

Let me see ... let me see ... nope, you didn't offer any sort of valid reason any rational adult should believe your WACKY religious dogma.

Just for laughs, who convinced you that wild speculations about the past are "what we know" and how easy was it for him/them to convince you? Did you question anything? Did you call BOOLSCH'T! on anything?

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I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard either. Whether it's a moraine or not is what is in question.

Swan wrote:You question reality itself in favor of your chosen hallucination

You bastion realty on-shelf in flavor of yore. - Cho Zen's hallucination

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Half of what is the USA now was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of ice 20000 years ago. Whether you accept this or not

Let me see ... let me see ... nope, you didn't offer any sort of valid reason any rational adult should believe your WACKY religious dogma.

Just for laughs, who convinced you that wild speculations about the past are "what we know" and how easy was it for him/them to convince you? Did you question anything? Did you call BOOLSCH'T! on anything?

.

I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard south of nova scotia which is a moraine

I do not question the highest point on the eastern seaboard either. Whether it's a moraine or not is what is in question.

You question reality itself in favor of your chosen hallucination

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

Swan wrote:

James___ wrote:

ancient s wrote:
Hi,

Global warming is a concern for about 20 years, and cell phones are there for 20 years.

There are 5 billion mobile phones all over the world. If 100,000,000 of them is in use(talking etc.) at any moment, it makes 100 megawatt of RF signals radiating.

May these RF signals contribute to higher layers of atmosphere (such as ionosphere) pass much solar energy than normal level?


Thanks for your interest.

Wrong because there was no population spike form 20000 to 10000 years ago when 90 percent or so of all glaciation melted. This is why people like you ignore the ice age

I've posted graphs showing that warming and the global population follow the same curve. It would be interesting to find out how much energy is actually put into the atmosphere because of radio and microwaves.

I don't ignore ice ages. But since we can't tell the temperatures in the past with any accuracy, how do we know it was that cold?

LOL half the USA was covered in 1000 to 2000 feet of snow and ice. Common sense determines tha tit was colder.

Not that all humans posses common sense