🧪 Climate Global Warming Simulation

This simulation illustrates the greenhouse effect through a real energy-balance model: infrared photons leave Earth's glowing surface and either escape to space or get absorbed and re-emitted downward by greenhouse gas molecules. Raise the CO₂ slider and watch more photons turn from escaping blue to trapped red, while the panel computes the actual radiative forcing (ΔF = 5.35·ln(CO2/280) for CO₂, plus solar and aerosol terms) and the resulting temperature anomaly using the same linear climate-sensitivity relationship (ΔT = λΔF) used in simplified climate assessments. A 150-year projection run shows how a rising CO₂ trajectory drags global temperature upward in real time.