And thus the problem of Global Warming was solved once and for all
And thus the problem of Global Warming was solved once and for all
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ONCE AND FOR ALL!
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Just one small problem, Ben. Where’s the heat from the condenser going to go?! FUCKING AQUAMAN?!?
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We are going to bottle the heat and return it to the sun!
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They just sell it to the highest bidder. Who doesn’t like a little extra warmth?
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ONCE AND FOR ALL!
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I think the purpose isn't to directly cool the planet, but the ice has much higher reflectivity and absorbs less heat from the sun compared to the ocean.
If this thing can produce ice at a large enough scale, it could have a real effect. However that doesn't solve the issue of those gaseous dudes beating up the escaping heat men and trapping them in.
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It's being cooled down by the ice.
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We package it and send it to the moon. It's cold on the moon.
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Just like Daddy puts in his drink every night.
And then he gets mad.
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Solving climate change with a digital tech demo hosted on a GoFundMe page is a worse idea than even comedy writers could come up with
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I'm guessing the goal is to convince a few people on the edge that we've already solved it, so they care less. Slowing down the movements progress ever so slightly.
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This is beautiful
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This sounds like one of those ideas on the level of "If we punch another hole in the ozone layer, the greenhouse gasses can escape!"
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I think letting freon leak into the atmosphere was actually reversing global warming so Big Air Conditioner started making up lies about “CFCs”.
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Has some real "why doesn't Tesla put an alternator on the wheels" energy
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Life imitates Futurama
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-That won't work.
-But why? Mom? Moooom! Why won't it work? Moom!
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Globa waba?
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Bestagons will save us all.
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Saw a study recently that placed refrigeration management as one of the most impactful things regarding climate change.. pretty sure that doing it on a big scale is a horrible idea
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No, it’s not possible unless the heat is being transferred outside of Earth and that requires a ton of energy. Also Kyle Hill did a video where he did the math and the cube required would be over 30 km^3
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Oh, so I could just make a bunch of ice cubes in my fridge and throw them in the ocean! It would only take me the rest of life to make one of these at home!
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I wonder if they realize that, according to the laws of physics and thermodynamics, the amount of heat and energy they consume and put into the world in order to produce those ice blocks, actually exceeds the amount they're removing. So making ice blocks might help in the short term, but in the long term, they might actually make it worse, if not for the arctic, than for other places on the planet. Unless they're doing other stuff like planting trees, the best they could ever hope for is to simply break even; to cancel themselves out.
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The ice isn't to cool the water, the ice is to reflect most of the incoming light.
Sea ice keeps the polar regions cool and helps moderate global climate. Sea ice has a much brighter surface compared to many other Earth surfaces, particularly the surrounding ocean. The darker ocean reflects only 6 percent of the sun’s energy and absorbs the rest, while sea ice reflects 50 to 70 percent of the incoming energy.
- https://nsidc.org/learn/parts-cryosphere/sea-ice/quick-facts-about-sea-ice
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The site says it’s an architecture journal so…
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you'd have to source the ice from someplace cold. Like drop a comet on the pole or something.
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Could it be that the change in reflectivity compensates that?
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Source for the curious.
https://www.dezeen.com/2019/07/27/refreezing-the-arctic-geoengineering-design-climate-change/
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Once and for all!
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How many iceblocks to save the eart?
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