Hi, Bj”rn Felten!
I read your message from 10.01.2018 07:18

  ak>> Does oceans warm the atmosphere or the atmosphere warms the
  ak>> oceans?

  BF>     Oceans and landmasses warms the atmosphere. Air is a poor
  BF> heat conductor -- that's why we use trapped air to insulate our
  BF> homes.

A water radiator in your car shows you well how effectively water 
snatches the heat from the engine, but eventually that heat goes to the 
atmosphere. It shows you how effectively the oceans take in the warmth 
radiated from Earth's interior through cracks, volcanic ridges etc. Take 
for instance the Mid-Atlantic ridge -- it is a great, powerful heater. 
It's heating power depends on the tectonic activity. Every Earth ocean 
is full of such ridges. They stretch for tens of thousand kilometers(!). 
Research submarines showed there a great tectonic activity, countless 
high temperature geysers. All this has influence on average water 
temperature and its energy.

It looks very probable that the current Earth seismic activity is on the 
rise. It is an axiom that external Earth's temperature is connected to 
internal temperature, especially on such an seismically active planet 
like the Earth.

Yes, air is a poor heat conductor, but the more warm oceans are the more 
clouds they generate. The Earth's climate is highly dependable on the 
amount of clouds and amount of energy in the atmosphere itself. Clouds 
are very good reflectors of heat. So, the scientists, along with 
measurement of annual air temperature, should accurately measure the 
average Earth albedo. It is more important then hundredth parts of CO2 
and a greenhouse effect.

It is clear that many clouds will cause the surface cooling, and the 
increased  snow cover will also reflect a lot of heat, and the process 
can become avalanche-like. In this way we can expect an ice period 
returning.

Bye, Bj”rn!
Alexander Koryagin
fido7.fidonews 2018

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