How's The Weather There ?

[Monocrom]

Seriously, how am I still wearing my Winter coat just before the start of April?

 

[Candleometry]

Just got back from a beautiful walk with my dog. 62 degrees and sunny. This week is much improved with all 50’s and 60’s. Bliss.

 

[aginthelaw]

 

[Monocrom]

Okay, thankfully things did get better; later in the day.

 

[Candleometry]

Warmer today but rain, washing the leftover grime from winter.

 

[dc38]

So...I'm sure everyone is aware that the moon drifting away from earth has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with climate change...right? It doesn't.....right?

That's the problem with modern scientists, man. Conflation. I understand it's just a skit, but the universe doesn't follow the human solar calendar, the solar calendar is based on the sun.

Nye is intelligent, but he's one of them. At least currently. A perfect illustration of human hubris, worshipping the religion of pseudoscience, where our DATA and knowledge learned from natural wonders is treated with more reverence than the Creator of those natural wonders.

I'm sure that if it hasn't been done already, someone will steal the deductive theory on what gravity is and publish as their own. Funny story, they'll also leave out the Biblical inference which inspired it, which is absolutely pivotal for establishing the groundwork for understanding said theory. Instead, they'll claim that the results can be extrapolated to justify an alternate, non-Biblical "revelation", such as clout chasers always do...

All I can say, after studying Einstein's logic and reasoning, I can conclude that the man was NOT an atheist, and was at the very most an agnostic. But the level of revelations he had of physics was nothing short of developer level. I used to call him a fraud because I didn't understand his thoughts. But as I sat and let it incubate, rereading the creation story in Genesis, something clicked: "Let there be light, and there was". A quantumly ambiguous state, with 0 gravitation nor matter because spacetime was in a quantum 0 state, which is both its highest and lowest potential. Pair that with E=mc^2, where light is squared, you begin to understand that ALL energy directly relates to some constant value of light (maybe misinterpreted as "speed", when it should be considered a quantum inertial constant, not speed). EVERYTHING STEMS FROM THE OCCURENCE OF LIGHT. When you dip a finger in a still or stasis/static pond, you cause ripples. That sudden arbitrary change is similar to Genesis, where the Spirit of God hovered over the face of the "deep", and the separation of "the waters" occurs. A physical "waters" occurs, as well as the extradimensional "waters" of space. This led me to another pivotal interpretation of what light actually does...spacetime IS light in an unactivated state, and only becomes apparent when PHYSICALLY interacting with something else. This also leads to ANOTHER revelation, that physical objects AND light follow the effects of gravity BECAUSE they're all "suspended" in the same material.

Spacetime has laminar flow, and is both crystalline and amorphous in structure. It restructures to the most entropic blob possible, which means free will exists, but predestination also exists, as our choices affect things in a way that will eventually preclude an end result...in base terms, FAFO. back to gravity, we know that mass "stretches" spacetime, similar to pulling a hole in a spandex. HOWEVER, we also see that black holes, which apparently have "supermass", don't allow light to come out, thus implying that there is some "hole" in spacetime, a.k.a. light, since the absence of a fabric is a hole. Where did that material go? E=mc^2. Somehow, that quantum structure was coalesced to form mass...and long story short, all matter and energy seeks entropy. Now, the claim that gravity is an entropic force arises, because it's spacetime resisting a mass that was not previously there, the same way a spandex compressively resists a donut lord. Gravity is an absolute value effect, whether it's caused by a positive mass or a spacetime hole, with the difference being that a spacetime hole, being a light hole, is actually as 4d hole trying to fill itself with 3d material...it goes beyond the bounds of the quantum inertial constant "c", but can apparently "evaporate" when the upper limits of its hole volume is "filled". That leads to another point that if the matter and energy were quantized against the black holes, the resultant should be a net 0. So the theory is that during "let there be light", the universe was shaped in such a way that everything aligned to become the way that it is now, scooping regions of spacetime and weaving/converting/infusing it into mass with localized, entropic gravity.

 

[orbital]

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WAY overthought dc ^

Weather is the difference in heating & cooling, wind flows from higher pressure to lower.
..the transfer of energy is interesting, or sometimes very destructive
Coriolis effect* makes low pressure systems rotate clockwise in southern hemisphere.

Climate is factoring huge amounts of time and is much more complex.

*earth's rotation

 

[dc38]

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WAY overthought dc ^

Weather is the difference in heating & cooling, wind flows from higher pressure to lower.
..the transfer of energy is interesting, or sometimes very destructive
Coriolis effect* makes low pressure systems rotate clockwise in southern hemisphere.

Climate is factoring huge amounts of time and is much more complex.

*earth's rotation

Agreed, from a localized standpoint. However, the way the moon affects the tides, while small, is not negligible. Also, no matter how small the relative amount, bringing resources up from under the crust of the earth up to its surface also slows its rotation. Those are just two small factors that may compound upon each other, and that's not even including all the EM interactions our planet has with cosmic influences. I agree with you, climate change is a much larger (and longer) timeframe than weather. I'd infer that you might agree that the aforementioned factors do play integral parts in climate change, considering that they're relatively permanent and persistent...

 

[Candleometry]

What brought this on?
Did you not get enough sleep?

 

[dc38]

What brought this on?
Did you not get enough sleep?

My brain is always at full blast, which does not necessarily mean what you think it may imply. I operate like a fully regulated circuit, but function like a direct drive circuit. People often joke about me being on drugs or some other deficiency, but I've found that those people are actually just quite dumb and parrot what they've learned (including bullying), so it's not their fault.

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

Low to mid 50s gave cause for the season's second mow.

During the end of March and all through April, mow it when the sun is shining because it's going to rain soon and might not stop for two weeks. But then, only for a day or two.

 

[dc38]

Low to mid 50s gave cause for the season's second mow.

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During the end of March and all through April, mow it when the sun is shining because it's going to rain soon and might not stop for two weeks. But then, only for a day or two.

That grass looks pretty happy

 

[Candleometry]

My brain is always at full blast, which does not necessarily mean what you think it may imply. I operate like a fully regulated circuit, but function like a direct drive circuit. People often joke about me being on drugs or some other deficiency, but I've found that those people are actually just quite dumb and parrot what they've learned (including bullying), so it's not their fault.

Interesting that you would imply what I may think. Also that it seems everyone but yourself is dumb.

 

[Candleometry]

Low to mid 50s gave cause for the season's second mow.

View attachment 92809
During the end of March and all through April, mow it when the sun is shining because it's going to rain soon and might not stop for two weeks. But then, only for a day or two.

Nice looking grass!

 

[orbital]

My brain is always at full blast,

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entropy


fyi; just had a lightning flash followed instantaneously by thunder = directly over head

 

[SCEMan]

I can't believe I have to mow the lawn already...

 

[dc38]

Interesting that you would imply what I may think. Also that it seems everyone but yourself is dumb.

My brain is always at full blast, which does not necessarily mean what you think it may imply. I operate like a fully regulated circuit, but function like a direct drive circuit. People often joke about me being on drugs or some other deficiency, but I've found that those people are actually just quite dumb and parrot what they've learned (including bullying), so it's not their fault.

^My exact phrasing, as quoted. The first portion is within its context, describing the operation of my brain and clarifying what it means when I say "not necessarily mean what you think it may imply, followed immediately by the description.

The next statement is a general statement, loosely referencing your statement "not enough sleep". Take it as you will, which you clearly seem to have done already. If you consider yourself as a part of "those people" that I mentioned, the statement might rub you the wrong way, then you're right. If you don't consider yourself as a part of "those people", then the statement doesn't affect you at all, then you're right. If you were once a part of those people but are no longer, then you're right.

You managed to take a moment where I share a little about myself and my observation and turn yourself into a victim and myself into a villain. Why are you doing that?

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

I can't believe I have to mow the lawn already...

During the COVID times, I'd mow the lawns every four days. Our Cool-Season lawns love it.

 

[Candleometry]

I can't believe I have to mow the lawn already...

^My exact phrasing, as quoted. The first portion is within its context, describing the operation of my brain and clarifying what it means when I say "not necessarily mean what you think it may imply, followed immediately by the description.

The next statement is a general statement, loosely referencing your statement "not enough sleep". Take it as you will, which you clearly seem to have done already. If you consider yourself as a part of "those people" that I mentioned, the statement might rub you the wrong way, then you're right. If you don't consider yourself as a part of "those people", then the statement doesn't affect you at all, then you're right. If you were once a part of those people but are no longer, then you're right.

You managed to take a moment where I share a little about myself and my observation and turn yourself into a victim and myself into a villain. Why are you doing that?

Perhaps you could explain “those people” in your words. I try not to label people.

 

[Chauncey Gardener]

The further a train goes off the track, the harder it becomes to get it back on the track.