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Existence of Noah's Ark

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rosa
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10-09-2004 6:29 PM

when the sun "goes down," does heat really become "lost to space?"
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Seems to me that radiation would take place at the atmospheric layer that is at a lower temperature. Not the edge of outer space, RR.
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10-09-2004 6:31 PM

when the sun "goes down," does heat really become "lost to space?"
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Seems to me that radiation would take place at the atmospheric layer that is at a lower temperature. Not the edge of outer space, RR.
  
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