[Libloather]

When oceans absorb all that heat it keeps the surface from getting even warmer from the heat-trapping gases spewed by the burning of coal, oil and gas, the scientists said.

Have scientists stopped considering the sun? Long piece and it wasn't mentioned once.

[datura]

Ask any lib. The sun has nothing to do with climate.

[Zarro]

The “sun” is a denier myth, and 97% of scientists doubt that it even exists.

[DesertRhino]

Wow, that sounds really important.... Anyway, I had to get a new rack and pinion assembly in an old Toyota truck yesterday. Finally chased down an odd vibration.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

OH NOES!!! GLOBULL WARMING! WE’RE DOOMED!!!

[GraceG]

Oh Geeze,......Not this S**T again...

Debunked 3 YEARS ago...

http://joannenova.com.au/2013/12/sun-dumps-500-times-as-many-hiroshima-bombs-of-energy-as-climate-change/

[Tigerized]

Quick!

Give the gummint more power and/or money!

Otherwise, we’re screwed!!!

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

I think it’s time to ban the sun.

[Da Coyote]

Yup, yup.

Now let’s read about this heat as a percentage of the total heat added per day/week/etc.

Then we can talk.

[MRadtke]

“The warmer the oceans get, the less heat they can absorb and the more heat stays in the air and on land surface, the study’s co-author, Chris Forest at Pennsylvania State University, said.”

Well, hopefully this will help stop the glaciers from returning to Wisconsin anytime soon.

[Westbrook]

What about volcanoes?

I heard that Mt. St. Helens eruption in 1981 released more energy than hundreds of 20 megaton devices. 20 megatons is 1000 times greater than the device that devastated Hiroshima.

[Smokin' Joe]

I don’t reckon they have factored in even one submarine volcanic eruption...

[aimhigh]

90 percent of the heat energy from man-made global warming goes into the world's oceans instead of the ground

So no energy escapes to space?

[biff]

And here I was thinking that was one hell of a lot of hot sauce!!!

[raybbr]

So, entropy exists everywhere but in the oceans? Gad, these people make me sick.

[BitWielder1]

Earth is an open system, heat does not accumulate indefinitely, it radiates into space every night.
Any new heat source, as well as natural variations in the sun's output, distance, angle, Earth orbit eccentricity, just causes a new equilibrium, that's all.
Temperatures track day-night, summer-winter and a number of other longer term cycles that have been known for decades.
The human contribution is truly a drop in the ocean.

[Ray76]

I think that works out to 12,748,777.3125 cu ft of water raised 1 degree Celsius after 75 years. That’s 0.002338463 cu miles raised 1 degree Celsius after 75 years. Which is not that much given the volume of the world’s oceans is 320 million cu mi (wikipedia).

Then again I have a headache, my math could be wrong.

[justa-hairyape]

Insignificant compared to thousands of undersea volcanic vents and of course the massive sun input. Liberals really think they are the center of the universe. Stupid apes need to climb back up in trees and eat bannanas.

[Blood of Tyrants]

The energy it absorbs from the sun is probably 10,000 times as much.

[wbill]

So, how much of that heat energy is released by one medium-sized hurricane?

[bunkerhill7]

Women in heat have DOUBLED since 1997.

Energy absorbed by women in heat is equivalent to a Hiroshima bomb being exploded every second for 75 years (oceans).

there fixed it.