[wardengineering]

The basis of the charts

I can understand the frustration of the many who view the charts. As already stated, the charts capture certain events in time with respect to the solar system.

The goal of these charts is to give viewers a basic representation of the correlation between significant events in recorded history and the calculated forces exerted on the Earth by planetary bodies.

The charts you see are a compilation of forces of all planets acting on Jupiter. I picked the chart of the Jupiter system as a visual representation because it has the most effect on the Sun. The Jupiter system represents 448 times the mass of Earth compared to the Sun with 330,000 times the mass of Earth. The theory is, what ever happens to Jupiter happens to the Sun and what ever happens to the Sun, happens to Earth and whatever happens to Earth happens to the rest of the Solar system. No consideration has been given to other happenings that intrude into the solar system from beyond

The rhythm of the solar system is captured in a program I adapted to a program written by David Eagle that provides ephemerides for the solar system. The program records the daily effect of all planets along certain lines of interest. The Jupiter system is the main player along the Jupiter-Sun axis, and then comes the Moon system along the Earth-Sun axis, then the Planets’ system along the Earth-Sun axis and finally the Sun system along the Earth-Sun axis.

Some viewers of the charts see three or four separate curves or rhythms. That is because the dots are misleading. Remove the dots and the remaining the lines fairly represent the system as the force moves from global warming to global cooling and back. The higher the magnitude of force, the colder the Earth gets and the lower the magnitude, the warmer it gets. The dots merely capture the summation of forces at a moment in time in a constantly moving and changing system.

The program was designed to show the rhythm of planetary forces on the cyclic events of earthquakes, volcanoes and weather with global warming and cooling as an added feature. These features represent symptoms as reactions to the rhythm of forces of the solar system. In order to see the effect of the rhythms, it was necessary to invent some new ideas regards the physics of Earth so that the events made sense to me. In the next essay on the Sun you will note some differences with Sun scientists.

The conclusions are my own and not seen anywhere else. This is the first time they have been exposed to peer review and I warmly invite whatever challenge may come. The data can be challenged as well, but to do so, I think one needs to come up with his own measuring devise.