Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 22
nd, 2017 at 8:36pm:
We are talking about reflected light, like in a greenhouse.
try to keep up Lee
Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 22
nd, 2017 at 6:47pm:
IR is heat. The heat is trapped by the glass (well, plastic) and the inside is also, bwahahahaha, protected from “cooling breezes.”
Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 22
nd, 2017 at 7:00pm:
It is IR that is the heat part of the spectrum. Heats a greenhouse, heat the Earth.
Jovial Monk wrote on Mar 22
nd, 2017 at 7:11pm:
IR the most by a huge margin.
So you talk about IR giving the most heating by a "huge" margin.
Then you go back to it being reflected light, when we know it is refracted light that will devolve to the solar spectrum.
Reflected light has heat from IR, visible and UV light the same as direct sun.
Most light passes through glass or plastic, depending on your greenhouse. Where does the reflected light (energy) go?