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Re: A Different View of Global Warming

"HangEveryRepubliKKKan" <Justice@ExecuteTheBushTraitor.com> wrote in
message
news:OiyJi.4096$tx1.1762@read1.cgocable.net...
>
> "Robert Miller" <rober999@windstream.net> wrote
>>  It has been observed that Mars is experiencing a global warming as are
>> other solar bodies in our solar system. Which would seem to indicate the
>> Sun
>> is responcible for the warming.
>
>  Really?  Then why aren't all the planets warming?  Moron.

As I've read some planets are so warm as to show no effect for example
Mercury,
Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn.  However it appears many of the moons of Jupiter
and
Saturn show modest signs of warming even though they are much further from
the
Sun than the Earth.
>
>  Ahahahahahaha....
>
>  Gee, I saw three short AmeriKKKans on TV the other day.  AmeriKKKans must
> be shrinking...
>
>> My original interest in getting a degree in electronics was to become an
>> amature radio astronomer, so I am familiar with radio interferometry.
>> Using to dishes to collect the same signal.
>
>  Interferometry uses a <minimum> of two dishes.  Didn't have what it takes
> to make it as an astronomer ay?
Of coarse it does! I was curious if two dishes could be tuned to collect a
digital
signal in order to mimimize rain fade.  The simple solution is to use a
larger single
dish.  Since I have a 2 meter dish with perhaps 8 times the surface area of
a single
dish.  And angular resolution would have vertually no effect except that a
small rain
cloud may block one dish but not the other at the same moment.  With my 2
meter
dish I should get my HD channels 99.93+  percent of the time.  For the same
cost
as the standard dish that gets the same signal 99.5+ percent of the time.

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