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October 9th 09, 02:59 AM
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How does sun heat the air?
The sun shines down through the atmosphere, hits things on the ground,
the things on the ground get hot, and then the hot things on the ground heat the air? Sun light passing through the air does not heat the air at all? Heats the air some but not much? If the air is transparent to solar energy, how is the air able to pick up so much energy from hot objects on the ground? Bill 6W 
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