Myth busting part 3.1 Confirmed

There are many other variables you are not taking into account and are coming to strange conclusions because of it.

Yeah I get what you mean, but let me put it this way: glass itself doesn’t ‘magically’ boost light or create heat. In fact, light intensity (lux/PPFD) actually drops a bit when it passes through glass because part of the spectrum gets filtered. So you’ll never get more light inside than outside under direct sun. The big difference is with heat. When sunlight passes through glass, it hits surfaces inside (walls, floor, furniture, soil, leaves) and gets absorbed, then re-emitted as infrared radiation. That infrared doesn’t pass back out easily, so it gets trapped – that’s the greenhouse effect. That’s why a room, a car, or a grow tent near a window can feel way hotter than the outside air even if technically less light is coming through. So you could say: glass reduces light a bit, but it changes the way energy is stored in a closed system – less light, but more heat accumulation. That’s why growers who use natural sunlight behind a window often see slower growth compared to direct outdoor sun, but still get a big rise in temps. It’s basically not ‘the glass increases the heat’ but rather ‘the glass traps the heat inside’. Subtle difference in wording, but makes the whole thing clearer.

u think that glass doesn't increase the heat ? As I wrote before. It's more or less the same. It's not the glass. You are dealing with a closed system (outside vs. inside). We have light - phenomena from question before. So you "add" energy (sun rays) in a "closed" system and catching some "heat". We don't freeze in the cold empty space where we are flying around with tremendous speed. Sorry to disturbed the myth busting and conversation you try to have with some users (and/or mouse 😅). I'm not on a side or anything, but it's just not what was stated in that question you linked in version 3.0, As it was more or less a semantic issue. Same here. So myth busting and "science" is rather quick written, but it does not help to resolve points of contention between arguments if the "Hypothesis" is missunderstood and the "Experiment" has flaws in setup or descritpion or not relevant for the hypothesis :-) Take care, and rock on😅

Not sure what myths you wanna bust or what you wanna try to proof but its well knows that Curtains provide heat insulation and light absorption.

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