Can origin of the 2400-year cycle of solar activity be caused by solar inertial motion?
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In this paper, the authors described the 178.7-year basic cycle of solar motion and found that the longer cycle, over an 8000 year interval, averaged 2402.2 years.Abstract:
. A solar activity cycle of about 2400 years has until now been of uncertain origin. Recent results indicate it is caused by solar inertial motion. First we describe the 178.7-year basic cycle of solar motion. The longer cycle, over an 8000 year interval, is found to average 2402.2 years. This corresponds to the Jupiter/Heliocentre/Barycentre alignments (9.8855 × 243). Within each cycle an exceptional segment of 370 years has been found characterized by a looping pattern by a trefoil or quasitrefoil geometry. Solar activity, evidenced by 14C tree-ring proxies, shows the same pattern. Solar motion is computable in advance, so this provides a basis for future predictive assessments. The next 370-year segment will occur between AD 2240 and 2610. Key words: Solar physics (celestial mechanics)read more
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