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The oscillation of temperature bands against the fixed axial
orientation of the Earth provides the only accurate view of the astronomical causes of climate norms. http://www.climateprediction.net/ima...ges/annual.gif The oscillation of the bands supersedes hemispherical considerations of cyclical weather patterns (seasons) and even if seasonal factors can be acknowledged as a convenience,the purpose of considering climate norms from astronomical causes is to differentiate it from variations in temperature band signatures which are due to human social and industrial activity. The sheer ugliness of permitting a variable axial tilt to the Sun/orbital plane * is an incredibly destructive way to approach climatological influences through the axial and orbital motions of the Earth notwithstanding that not one single person has made an effort to correct the situation,astronomically and bottom line. Radiation is only half the story for climate norms and the behavior of the temperature bands as they move in accordance with the unique position of the Earth's position over an annual orbit.The conditioning of the bands is partly due to the length of time a given latitude spends in the Earth's orbital shadow and in direct sunlight.As the Earth's orbital speed varies,the relationship is asymmetrical either side of the Equinoxes ( Mar/Sept and Sept/Mar) yet nobody has the slightest concern for this,choosing to split global climate into ineffective cyclical weather pattern divisions of spring,summer,fall,winter. Far more serious than climate imbalances affecting existence for all life due caused by human activity is the utter disregard for genuine astronomical insights.The great heliocentric insights based on keeping the Earth's axial and orbital motions seperate for different purposes are now lock into a celestial sphere clockwork system that makes it impossible for genuine investigations into climate norms and imbalances. I would have imagined that somebody with a genuine concern for these devastating short term meteorological events indicating climate imbalances would have picked up on the difference between explaining global climate norms through the Earth's axial and orbital motions and then reducing the data to cyclical meteorological patterns but I am wrecking my brains trying to figure out why anyone would opt for explaining hemispherical weather patterns astronomically without any consideration other than a variable tilting Earth to the Sun/orbital plane. In all aspects, and especially the lack of intuitive intelligence,this is a serious,serious matter and it cannot wait . * http://www.scienceu.com/observatory/...s/earthyrb.gif |
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![]() oriel36 wrote: The sheer ugliness of permitting a variable axial tilt to the Sun/orbital plane * is an incredibly destructive way to approach climatological influences through the axial and orbital motions of the Earth notwithstanding that not one single person has made an effort to correct the situation,astronomically and bottom line. To which John responded: The obliquity of the ecliptic is such a pervasive element in positional astronomy that it must be used in the calculations and observations of all planetary positions, including Sun and Moon. However to quickly grasp an idea of its value one can look at the seasons. It suffices to consider that the extreme northern and southern declination of the Sun are per definition equal to the obliquity. Good one, John! I'm generally in favor of ignoring this boob, but your imitation of his prose style is terrific! Maybe we should have a contest in SAA to see who can most amusingly ape Gerald's tortured magniloquence. Chris |
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![]() "starburst" wrote in message ... Good one, John! I'm generally in favor of ignoring this boob, but your imitation of his prose style is terrific! Maybe we should have a contest in SAA to see who can most amusingly ape Gerald's tortured magniloquence. Chris Yeah, but John John crossed the line when he posted that http://www.orals.ex link, don't you think? Ed T |
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![]() John Steinberg wrote: In article .com, oriel36 wrote: The sheer ugliness of permitting a variable axial tilt to the Sun/orbital plane * is an incredibly destructive way to approach climatological influences through the axial and orbital motions of the Earth notwithstanding that not one single person has made an effort to correct the situation,astronomically and bottom line. Largely because one does not correct what is already correct. http://www.edumedia.fr/a64_l2-4-seasons-3.html http://earth.usc.edu/geol150/variabi...t/obl_anim.gif Although you may view some empirical matters as ugly, they are nevertheless confirmed time and time again by observation and calculation. http://www.uwsp.edu/geo/faculty/ritt...es/lecture_ear th_sun_relations.html -John Steinberg email: lid I will make all this very easy for those who may actually be concerned about climate imbalances such as global warming due to human activity.Should they learn this small snippet of information,they can consider it a very good day's work. Our planet does not keep the same face to the Sun but changes its orientation through a full 360 degrees over an annual orbit,the rate of change of that orientation is in accordance with Keplerian geometry and motion.As it is difficult to extract the change in orientation due to axial rotation being close to parallel on Earth,the option is to turn to the characteristics displayed by Uranus where axial rotation due to its pronounced orientation adequately demonstrates what happens to the Earth due to its orbital motion - http://www.nordita.dk/~steen/fysik51...s/AACHCVO0.JPG The negation of the Earth's axial rotation in order to facilitate the slight daily change in the behavior of the Earth's orbital shadow as it creeps around fixed axial orientation can be initially difficult to discern,it is hope that genuine investigators recognise,at least by using Uranus as a guide,that global climate norms and subsequently hemispherical weather patterns rely on the changes due to orbital motion . |
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oriel36 wrote:
Our planet does not keep the same face to the Sun but changes its orientation through a full 360 degrees over an annual orbit... That explains why the days seem to be getting longer. -- St. John A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices. -William James |
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![]() St. John Smythe wrote: oriel36 wrote: Our planet does not keep the same face to the Sun but changes its orientation through a full 360 degrees over an annual orbit... That explains why the days seem to be getting longer. -- St. John A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices. -William James The entire scientific organisation lives with a conception based on the return of axial rotation to noon in 24 hours in order to justify the return of a star to a meridian in 23 hours 56 min 04 sec - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidereal_time All that sounds harmless until it emerges that it is based on no change of orbital orientation and that the Earth keeps the same face to the Sun were axial rotation negated and orbital motion isolated.Even with axial rotation more or less negated allowing the orbital change in Uranus to be discerned,nobody seems competent enough to determine what it means for the Earth's climate. I know all too well about the pseudo-authority which is driving a variable axial tilt agenda but my concern is for those who are intimidated by those damaging empirical cultists who are undermining attempts to get people focused on the planet. That novelty is so cheap and courage is so expensive. |
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