How is global warming affecting space?

Question

Sorry to bother you guys but i just want to know how is global warming affecting space. If you do know the answer it can you please, please give me details or proof that the fact is real. Like i want to know if its affecting the planets or something.

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Answer 1

Well, generally, our globe doesn't affect the others much at all... in the immediate vicinity, a warmer atmosphere will expand it slightly, making for a little more friction of orbiting satellites around Earth. Those closest ones are affected most; those out deeper - the geo-synch machines - probobly not much at all.

Answer 2

Nothing we do on the earth can affect any of the other planets in any way. The only thing that might is if we were to completely destroy the planet with a core explosion (not that we have the technology to do that). The debris could strike other planets, and would do some major damage to the moon (and possibly send it into an orbit that endangers another planet).
Anything that happens on earth is restricted to earth - our planet, the atmosphere, and the immediate gravitational area. All the other planets are too far away to be affected in any way by global warming.
Same reason that the planets can't influence our lives (as astrologers believe).

Answer 3

It's not affecting space per se but since the energy output ofthe sun has gone up .15% in the last 30 years, Mars and PPluto are warming up also.

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/sun_output_030320.html

Answer 4

Okay, technically, if the earth is warming up, then technically, it's radiating less of the solar energy it's absorbing back into space, so technically, the solar system is receiving a miniscule amount less energy from the earth than it did before.
But the earth is so tiny compared to the space that surrounds it, that it would hardly be noticeable.

Answer 5

it's not the size of space makes any added temperature disperse so much it's negliable (it's not measurable)