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ORIGINAL: Tkman117

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ORIGINAL: LookieNoNookie

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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

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ORIGINAL: Tkman117

I have read, extensively, and I assume you're talking about an influx of atmospheric aerosols which change temperature very rapidly. I agree, they do cause very quick changes, but usually a cooling, not a warming. Do you know how long Aerosols stay in the atmosphere? Not long. They're particulates, solid particulates, and gravity combined with rain and other factors bring it back to the earth fairly quickly.

And once again, you don't know as much as you think you do.

To say that aerosols are solid is just to be *wrong*.

For the purposes of discussing the IPCC's discredited AGW, the discussion needs to focus on aersols created over the oceans. Which, are as you may guess, significantly water, although you do get some salt nucleation as well.

Unfortunately, while I'm sure he's a great kid, the fact is, at 19, the only thing he knows....is what he thinks he knows.

And that, under any circumstances, is only ever enough to be involved in a debate, not enough to discern solutions.

What I know is what I learn, and ya I'm 19 years old and ya I'm still in school. I'm not learning to create solutions, I'm learning about Environmental Science and Resource management. Science which you, as well as Phydeaux, either don't understand or don't agree with due to misconceptions. Science tells us what is, not what should be. Please keep that in mind.

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ORIGINAL: DomKen

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ORIGINAL: Phydeaux

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ORIGINAL: Tkman117

I have read, extensively, and I assume you're talking about an influx of atmospheric aerosols which change temperature very rapidly. I agree, they do cause very quick changes, but usually a cooling, not a warming. Do you know how long Aerosols stay in the atmosphere? Not long. They're particulates, solid particulates, and gravity combined with rain and other factors bring it back to the earth fairly quickly.

And once again, you don't know as much as you think you do.

To say that aerosols are solid is just to be *wrong*.

Really?
Aerosols are not solids? Would you care to try proving that?
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/aerosol
A gaseous suspension of fine solid or liquid particles.