moses wrote:What Miles is saying is that Jupiter has a big effect with regard to the ice ages. Well this ties in with the theory that the ice ages were caused by Earth being in a very elliptical orbit. Big things happen when Earth is aligned with Jupiter when Earth is the furthest from the Sun.
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Mo
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In that paper Mathis said Jupiter's precession of inclination is 50,000 years.that's the part I didn't really agree with since the timelines are far too long. These are galactic level events, not local ones. Any effect Jupiter would have would be minor and short term. Certainly not 10000 plus cycles at a time.
It was established that a perturbing torque causes the precession and simultaneous rotation of the orbital planes of Jupiter and Saturn. Moreover, the opposite orbit nodes on the Laplace plane coincide and perform a secular movement in retrograde direction with the same velocity of 25.6″/yr and the period TJ = TS ≈ 50687 yr.
src: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1134/S0038094614040066
From ice core samples.Interesting to note how these past ice ages were determined
The Earth has to warm up to come out of an Ice Age.- You can have an Ice Age because the Earth warms up.
From ice core samples.
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