Damn Richard, I totally forgot about all the heat rising at the South pole.
Thank you ever so much for correcting my ignorance...

I should know better than to belive that right wing publishing company, of
the running dog capitalists, the New York Times.

Their Discovery channel that went to great lengths to explain why there were
no clouds and rarely any snow at the south pole.

Let me give you an easier one, how did the freon get across the doldrums?
More magical properties?

History will note the second dark ages as the period when academics was
corrupeted by money and politics of the left. We on the otherhand are
blessed to live during this era of junk science.





"Richard Clark" wrote in message
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On Tue, 5 Sep 2006 13:16:41 -0400, "Fred Hambrecht"
wrote:

I still await an explanation of how freon, that is heavier than air,
manages
to make it to the South pole and finds the magical propert to climb to the
ionisphere and eat ozone.

Hi Fred,

Hmmm, water is heavier than air. How does it manage? Even clouds are
heavier than air. Rain comes from asteroids, comets, and meteors?
Dust is heavier than air, as is smoke that comes from China and lands
here in Seattle.

They all rise from the same mechanism - sunlight. Heat generates
convection currents. Currents raise pollution that traps heat. More
heat generates more convection currents. More currents raise more
pollution.

Arguably "more" is by slight degrees, but as any capitalist knows,
compound interest is where the money (pollution) is, and most
technicians have had experience with Thermal Runaway.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC