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"It's so rapid that it's somewhat unintuitive that we don't freeze to death every night." We would, if there would be no thick atmosphere and greenhouse effect
by lukan 3y ago
"It's so rapid that it's somewhat unintuitive that we don't freeze to death every night."
We would, if there would be no thick atmosphere and greenhouse effect.
Think of it as blankets, you can feel the difference in a winter night with clouds, vs. a clear sky.
- gunapologist99 3y agoOne of the reasons why the article talks about the unintended consequences of climate engineering.
- ajmurmann 3y agoThe astonishing thing is that the objective temperature of the air can drop by several degrees during an eclipse. So "the blanket" itself gets colder quite rapidly, given an eclipse only last very few minutes.
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