Mr.D
Self Assessed Dunning-Kruger Expert
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In the context of water vapor being a greenhouse gas:
(Semantically true: that misty stuff we see coming out of a boiling tea kettle's spout, colloquially called 'steam' is a suspension of condensed water droplets. But in context? Water vapo(u)r is not a gas? Yikes.)
And now I see why we don't talk science.
No where on this planet is steam a gas. Nowhere.
There's a delicious irony in the "Let's talk science" gang not having a clue what greenhouse gases are.
(Semantically true: that misty stuff we see coming out of a boiling tea kettle's spout, colloquially called 'steam' is a suspension of condensed water droplets. But in context? Water vapo(u)r is not a gas? Yikes.)