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Tuatara: Volume 28, Issue 2, February 1986

Fig. 2: (a) A model of the energy balance of Earth as presented by an I.C.R. speaker to a meeting in Wellington in the late 1970s. Energy is shown as trapped around the Earth, being neither fed in nor lost (a closed system). — (b) A model presented to an audience at Victoria University of Wellington by Dr Duane Gish of the I.C.R. in 1983. Energy is shown as arriving from the Sun but then being trapped (a partially open system). — (c) A model in which energy is shown to arrive at the Earth from …

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Fig. 2: (a) A model of the energy balance of Earth as presented by an I.C.R. speaker to a meeting in Wellington in the late 1970s. Energy is shown as trapped around the Earth, being neither fed in nor lost (a closed system). (b) A model presented to an audience at Victoria University of Wellington by Dr Duane Gish of the I.C.R. in 1983. Energy is shown as arriving from the Sun but then being trapped (a partially open system). (c) A model in which energy is shown to arrive at the Earth from the Sun and then be radiated out into space (an open system).

Fig. 2: (a) A model of the energy balance of Earth as presented by an I.C.R. speaker to a meeting in Wellington in the late 1970s. Energy is shown as trapped around the Earth, being neither fed in nor lost (a closed system).
(b) A model presented to an audience at Victoria University of Wellington by Dr Duane Gish of the I.C.R. in 1983. Energy is shown as arriving from the Sun but then being trapped (a partially open system).
(c) A model in which energy is shown to arrive at the Earth from the Sun and then be radiated out into space (an open system).

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