PART 11 of my chat with the ChatGPT AI computer Heat alone causes global warming because heat alone can evaporate water vapor. Pollution would only make the water vapor dirtier but would not evaporate the water vapor. Clouds start out as water vapors molecules. Clouds need a certain amount of water vapor molecules to become bigger. All clouds start out as small batches of water vapors. How the clouds develop is determined by the amount of water vapor in each cloud batch. A little amount of water vapors yields very small clouds if lucky. More moisture in the batch of clouds will make the clouds bigger but does not necessary mean that the clouds will yield rain. Clouds that form and yield no rain means that the Sun has heated up that moisture on the surface of the Earth and as the day progresses the Sun will eventually evaporate any clouds that do not yield rain. Every day this battle between the Sun and the Clouds goes on. Again, heat evaporates moisture. Is the temperature of the exhaust from any industry, besides ignited natural gas vents on oil wells, as hot as it was when that exhaust left the surface of the Earth? Are jet planes the only thing in the skies of our planet that yields continuous massive amounts of heat on a daily as jet planes do? Would the temperature of our Earth’s atmosphere be lowered if everybody stopped using jet airplanes of all kinds to fly and instead went back top flying only propeller airplanes? Is there less cloud coverage of our planet every year since the 1950’s? Are jet engine airplanes gigantic vacuum machines? Are jet planes the only thing that us humans use that vacuums such massive amounts of air into the jet’s motors daily that then heat up that same air to 800-2500 degrees? Are jet engine airplanes and rockets of all kinds the biggest contributor of heat and pollution into our atmosphere on a daily basis? About how many jets are at L.A. airport at their busiest time that have their engines running? How many airports in the greater L.A. area are there that allow jet planes to land and fly? ChatGPT
Heat is one factor that contributes to global warming, but it is not the sole cause. Greenhouse gas emissions, such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide, play a significant role in trapping heat in the atmosphere and causing the Earth’s temperature to rise. These gases are primarily generated by human activities, including the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes. Regarding the temperature of exhaust from various industries, it can vary depending on…