8. Thermal Conductors and Insulators

[@cloudy_diamondgarcia9314]

This helps me with my homework 📚

[@FreddyGamer18]

thanks this helped me with school work

[@TeacherWeiss]

+Freddy Gamer18 No problema!

[@FreddyGamer18]

tnx

[@nicolasweiss278]

+ItzSuperApplez :)

[@satisfyingslimevideosalexa3364]

same

[@maxeejassserrano6887]

Freddy Gamer18 sameee

[@salmaaboukelila2515]

Wow now I will get the full mark in my quiz

[@fractalnomics]

So air is an insulator, a poor conductor of thermal energy (0.024 no units) ; it also - apart for the GHGs - does not radiate IR heat - at any temperature. Then how is it we have weather, air movement at all? This is a paradox, if not a contradiction that demands explanation. It doesn't add up.

[@nicolasweiss278]

Fun thought. If light from the sun goes straight through air, and if air is a poor conductor of thermal energy, how does the air heat up? Weather doesn't happen without hot and cold air. Students out there, any thoughts?

[@wonjunoh2657]

Thanks it helped me for my school project!

[@hmis1981]

i got assigned to watch this lol

[@amnafarooq8204]

hmis1981 yeah

[@lucasmarcus7482]

Did anyone go to blue ridge?? liek if ya do

[@aidanberg9801]

Thx

[@armaansengupta]

are you a teacher at Earnscliff

[@tejbirsingh1387]

110 degree, I mean seriously the enzymes will denature and the person will die

[@zimoplayz5930]

Why is everyone in the comments making fun of the sound effects that he makes XD

[@FunTimes580]

And now I know how my stove works...... :l

[@alexishorst1284]

Arizona=110 degrees that is our summer
Colorado=110 degrees NO THANK YOU😩

[@cecegracebnto]

lmao this is why I don't think Arizonans would be able to survive a winter in Colorado (below freezing is just a "welp. now we can't go outside for recess." and our average temp is 45 degrees while yours is in the 60s)