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There are many scientists who believe that surface inclination to solar radiation in the main input into temperature fluctuations between July and January due to the fact that the dominant conceptions still retain rotational inclination to the Sun whereas the main input is the length of time a given latitudinal location spends in solar radiation of the orbital shadow of the Earth,the Equator sees the least variation while polar latitudes see the greater temperature asymmetries allowing for micro-variations in some parts of the planet due to proximity to oceans and things like that. It is because of the utter hostility towards the planet's daily rotational and orbital characteristics by followers of Royal Society empiricism that the Equatorial La Nina event is not considered in dynamical terms as the variations in water temperatures between a hot El Nino and cold La Nina influence temperatures and subsequently weather patterns depending on which event exists at the Equator. The point is that without the major inputs from global climate into hemispherical weather patterns which arise from equatorial and therefore rotational dynamics,climate will just not make sense.The Earth turns 1037.5 miles per hour and a full 24 901 miles in 24 hours,as daily rotation is separate to orbital motion,the yearly fractional difference is omitted and retained by the orbital characteristic of the Earth hence never more than a full 365 rotations in an annual circuit.This allows genuine investigators to revisit both planetary dynamics and solar inputs anew for climate inputs but that is only possible when the conceptual baseline of the seasons are explained accurately through planetary dynamics. |
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