@CazB52 @PaulTempleman6 You are so presumptuous telling me what I listen to.
You haven't the foggiest idea.
This is my last comment to you, you're quite simply wasting my time.
(Tell me without looking it up the name of the new PM of France.) See what I mean? Knowledge is not all encompassing.
@ProletaireY There's enough easily found anyway that makes what I believe to be a valid point.
Again, the repost is very appreciated on my part and thanks for the follow.
@ProletaireY No worries- I simply lost count of numbering them all plus a few ended up as replies to myself rather than as part of a continuum of separate comments.
My son was wearing a 'Vote Conservative' T-shirt and an 'I love Rishi' baseball cap. He's been spat at, abused, slapped round the head and told he's a brainless twat. God knows what's going to happen to him once he gets out of the house.
🌞🔄 SOLAR MOTION IS THE REAL CAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE, NOT CO2🌍🔄
THIS IS CAUSED BY THE GRAVITATIONAL PULL OF THE PLANETS ON THE SUN AND ON EACH OTHER
"The Planetary Theory of Solar Activity Variability: A Review" - Scafetta (Earth Sciences) & Bianchini (Astronomy) - 2022.
"Reviewing the many planetary harmonics and the orbital invariant inequalities that characterize the planetary motions of the solar system from the monthly to the millennial time scales, we show that they are not randomly distributed but clearly tend to cluster around some specific values that also match those of the main solar activity cycles. In some cases, planetary models have even been able to predict the time-phase of the solar oscillations including the Schwabe 11-year sunspot cycle.
A few years after the discovery of the 11-year sunspot cycle, Wolf (1859) himself conjectured that “the variations of spot-frequency depend on the influences of Venus, Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn.” Dicke (1978) noted that the sunspot cycle shows no statistical indication of being randomly generated but rather of being synchronized by a chronometer hidden deep in the Sun.
Solar activity is characterized by several cycles like the Schwabe 11-year sunspot cycle (Schwabe, 1843), the Hale solar magnetic 22-year cycle (Hale, 1908), the Gleissberg cycle (∼85 years), the Jose cycle (∼178 years), the Suess-de Vries cycle (∼208 years), the Eddy cycle (∼1000 years), and the Bray-Hallstatt cycle (∼2300 years)
Shorter cycles are easily detected in total solar irradiance (TSI) and sunspot records, while the longer ones are detected in long-term geophysical records like the cosmogenic radionuclide ones (14C and 10Be) and in climate records (Neff et al., 2001; Steinhilber et al., 2009). Planetary cycles have also been found in aurora records (Scafetta, 2012c; Scafetta and Willson, 2013a).
Due to the evident high synchronization of planetary motions, it is worthwhile investigating the possibility that orbital frequencies could tune solar variability as well. However, although Jupiter appears to play the main role in organizing the solar system (Bank and Scafetta, 2022), its orbital period (∼11.86 years) is too long to fit the Schwabe 11-year solar cycle. Thus, any possible planetary mechanism able to create this solar modulation must involve a combination of more planets. We will see that the only frequencies that could be involved in the process are the orbital periods, the synodical periods, and their beats and harmonics.
We review the planetary theory of solar variability and show how it is today supported by many empirical and theoretical evidences at multiple timescales. We show that appropriate planetary harmonic models correlate with the 11-year solar cycle, the secular and millennial cycles, as well as with several other major oscillations observed in solar activity, and even with the occasional occurrences of solar flares. The physics behind these results is not yet fully understood, but a number of working hypotheses will be herein briefly discussed.
[See link in thread below for full journal article]
Conclusion
The solar system is made of synchronized coupled oscillators because it is characterized by a set of frequencies that are linked to each other by the harmonic Eq. 3, which are easily detected in the solar wobbling. Thus, it is then reasonable to hypothesize that the solar activity could be also tuned to planetary frequencies.
Nicola Scafetta, Department of Earth Sciences, Environment and Georesources, Complesso Universitario di Monte S. Angelo, University of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy
Antonio Bianchini, INAF, Astronomical Observatory of Padua, Padua, Italy
FRONTIERS IN ASTRONOMY & SPACE SCIENCE
SECTION: STELLAR & SOLAR PHYSICS. AUG. 2022:
As Lloyd Bridges didn't say in Airplane! "Trust this to be the day when the Tory party decided to clamp down on members being rapists, sexual abusers, and drug users."