The planetary temperatures Comparison Criteria Tsat/Te
In planetary effective temperature equation (Te) the solar flux (S) is in fourth root.
We can rewrite Initial Premise for two identical spheres as:
Tmean1/Tmean2 = Te1/Te2
or, for two identical spheres
Tmean1/Te1 = Tmean2/Te2
Now, we extend this to two identical bodies, planets and moons, comparing their respective satellite measured temperatures Tsat1 and Tsat2 and write:
Tsat1/Te1= Tsat2/Te2
Therefore we have defined the planetary temperatures Comparison Criteria (Tsat/Te).
Important notice:
For two identical celestial bodies the
Tsat1/Te1= Tsat2/Te2
But if for two bodies
Tsat1/Te1= Tsat2/Te2
that doesn't necessarilly prove the bodies identical.
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