Heat magnitude waves

[Creshna1c]

What exactly are magnitude waves? I didn't know where to post this question. Thank you

 

[Einstein]

Magnitude just refers to the strength of the wave. It could refer to any type of wave phenomena though.

 

[Creshna1c]

Thank you brother

 

[Creshna1c]

I meant to type heat magnitude waves. Do they carry heat through the air and grow at 2.9 growth weight?

 

[Einstein]

I meant to type heat magnitude waves. Do they carry heat through the air and grow at 2.9 growth weight?

In the atmosphere hotter temperatures are usually part of high pressure zones. The pressure zone is what moves. The higher pressure allows more heat radiation capture from the sun. Heat can transfer through the atmosphere from convection, direct contact thermal radiation, and heat radiation from the sun. It is not usually described as weight. I've never come across any type of math formulas transferring heat energy into weight either. Although I'm sure it could be done.

 

[Creshna1c]

Check out Ralph Einstein's work. Try Google scholar.