Isn't what NASA is talking about the same effect as any aerosols or even water vapor?
The presence of something in the atmosphere that increases global warming, or reduces it, doesn't seem to account for how the heat was generated in the first place. We know that the Earth has geothermal energy but is cooling off. It is our distance from the Sun that exposes us to an intensity level that warms us up more than other planets further out. So if there is any overall global warming, I suspect it has to do with the Sun's intensity and/or or our distance from it.
The presence of something in the atmosphere that increases global warming, or reduces it, doesn't seem to account for how the heat was generated in the first place. We know that the Earth has geothermal energy but is cooling off. It is our distance from the Sun that exposes us to an intensity level that warms us up more than other planets further out. So if there is any overall global warming, I suspect it has to do with the Sun's intensity and/or or our distance from it.
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