/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10464564
>There's no fucking way you're not baitposting at this point

What else is it moved by you moron? Itself? It warms itself? Retarded.

>>10464569

>It’s actually just leftover energy from planetary formation and radioactive decay.

Yeah, and without the motion from the sun it would have burned itself out by now. If the sun instantaneously vanished then so would the earth. We would sublimate to the pressures of empty space.

>But there’s no need to.
>I don't want to prove my claims

Well on your way, bub

>https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/
>this one place subject to a lot of pressure coming from the earth has rising levels of CO2

You don't say.

>“No they have not. They still haven't properly explained how CO2 causes temperatures to rise.”
>refers back to my post where I say burning things causes CO2

Yeah, rising temperatures do indeed causes CO2. Not the other way around.

>>10261205
>>10261214
>insofar