re:It is a shame that you guys do not know how to read.
What part of the writing did you not understand?
I wrote:
Density of the atmosphere has more effect on the temperature than any of you people realize.
See this site:
http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/kids_space/moontemp.html&edu=elem
The laws of physics work the same all over this part of the universe.
Its elementary, everyone should understand such simple facts.
IF the atmosphere is decreasing in density, then its temperature will go up OR down depending on the amount of radiation available in the area.
The average temperature, measured over long period of time, may remain the same..
I said nothing about the accuracy of the modern instruments at that point.
I did say:
I do not trust these numbers that are printed in today’s books or the internet, they may not be accurate.
By that I meant that the numbers may not be accurately referenced to the mercury barometer reading.
If you know anything about the modern barometric instruments, then you also know that such instruments can be made to read anything at any pressure, whereas the mercury instrument relies strictly on the air pressure and the weight of the mercury.
In order to get accurate reference to the old measurements, then similar instruments should be used.