In advance of a more technical post about Ian Wilson’s new paper, this article from his blog lays out in the clearest possible terms the basics of the model he has developed in accordance with observations. Mainstream solar scientists don’t have any explanation for the longer term behaviours of the Sun. This model has both […]
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Ian Wilson: How planets could be modulating solar activity – The VEJ Torquing Model
Posted: April 29, 2013 by tallbloke in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cycles, solar system dynamics, Tides26
Ian Wilson: Could This Be The Climate Smoking Gun?
Posted: April 2, 2013 by tallbloke in climate, Cycles, Dataset, Natural Variation, Solar physics, solar system dynamics, TidesHere at the talkshop we have recognised from the get-go that with the demise of the pathetically myopic and wholly incorrect co2-driven-climate hypothesis, a better theory will be needed to take it’s place. Now we have some more exciting news from Astrophysicist Ian Wilson. He has discovered a very solid looking link between planetary motion, […]
Ian Wilson: Solar System Timings Evolved Lunar Orbital Elements Linked to Earth’s Chandler Wobble
Posted: March 5, 2013 by tallbloke in Analysis, Astrophysics, climate, Cycles, general circulation, Natural Variation, Ocean dynamicsTags: climate change, natural variation, solar system
My thanks to Astrophysicist Ian Wilson who has left a long comment which I’m reposting here for further discussion, because it contains findings which are as Ian says, amazing (and Ian isn’t a man of hyperbole) . The summary below is further explained in Ian’s new paper which I’ll be putting up a further post […]
Lawrence Wilson: Expert Opinion on the Earth’s orbit in Relation to Solar inertial Motion
Posted: February 20, 2013 by tallbloke in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cycles, Measurement, solar system dynamics, UncertaintyMy thanks to Lawrence Wilson, who has taken the time and trouble to continue investigating the controversy around the question of the focus of Earth’s orbit. This has an important bearing on the climate debate, as quite large swings in TSI will occur if the Earth orbits the solar system barycentre (SSB) rather than the […]
Ian Wilson: Tidal-Torque model of Solar-Planetary Interaction
Posted: November 25, 2012 by tallbloke in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cycles, Solar physics, solar system dynamics, TidesTags: ian wilson, solar - planetary theory, sunspots, tides, vej model
My thanks to Ian Wilson for an update on his tidal-torquing model, which relates the motion of Venus, Earth and Jupiter to changes in sunspot numbers and the flows observed on the Solar surface. This elegant solution looks very promising in terms of forecasting solar variation, as well as offering a hypothesis explaining a mechanism underlying […]
Ian Wilson: LOD, Precip, Temperature and Atmospheric Angular Momentum
Posted: September 15, 2012 by tallbloke in atmosphere, climate, Cycles, general circulation, Ocean dynamics, Solar physics, solar system dynamics, Tides, weatherReblogged from Ian Wilson’s excellent website. The following discussion is based upon a WUWT post that highlighted a paper called: Persistence in California Weather Patterns by Jim Goodridge - State Climatologist (Retired) which can obtained from: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2007/10/07/california-climate-pdo-lod-and-sunspot-departure/ In this paper, Goodridge notes that the accumulated departure from average of 47 Californian de-trended temperature records (figure 1) shows […]
Ian Wilson: The V-E-J Tidal-Torquing Model & Solar Maxima
Posted: April 30, 2012 by tallbloke in Astrophysics, Cycles, Solar physics, solar system dynamics, TidesPlease read these posts if you are not familiar with the V-E-J Tidal Torquing model: http://astroclimateconnection.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/planetary-spin-orbit-coupling-model-for.html http://astroclimateconnection.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/short-comings-of-planetary-spin-orbit.html http://astroclimateconnection.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/why-does-solar-cycle-keep-re.html http://astroclimateconnection.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/v-e-j-tidal-torquing-model-maunder.html Figures 1a and 1b show cumulative acceleration that would occur tangentially to the surface of the Sun, if the gravitational force of Jupiter were to tug upon the combined tidal bulge that is induced in the convective layer of […]
Ian Wilson: Resynchronisation of the solar cycle with Jupiter Earth Venus tides
Posted: April 22, 2012 by tallbloke in Astrophysics, Energy, Solar physics, solar system dynamics, TidesHuge thanks to astrophysicist Ian Wilson for this guest post which asks the questions overlooked or avoided by researchers in the mainstream of (sub)’standard’ model solar physics. Although Ian ‘frames no hypotheses’ regarding the physical mechanism(s) underlying the connection between solar variation and planetary motion, he continues to ask the searching questions which demand further […]
Ian Wilson: A Planetary Spin-Orbit Coupling Model for Solar Activity
Posted: March 18, 2012 by tallbloke in Astrophysics, Energy, Solar physics, solar system dynamics, TidesA Planetary Spin-Orbit Coupling Model for Solar Activity Guest post by Ian Wilson Reposted from http://astroclimateconnection.blogspot.com.au A free download of the published paper this article extends is available in the General Science Journal where it was published in 2010 http://www.wbabin.net/Science-Journals/Essays/View/3812 The General Science Journal paper (above) was written in order to further investigate the main conclusion […]
Ian Wilson: ENSO epoch’s and Earth Rotation LOD
Posted: December 3, 2011 by tallbloke in climate, Ocean dynamics, solar system dynamicsTHE WORLD MEAN TEMPERATURE WARMS(/COOLS) IF THE IMPACT OF EL NINOS EXCEEDS(/DOES NOT EXCEED) THE IMPACT OF LA NINAS OVER A GIVEN EPOCH.Distinct Epochs in the Earth’s Atmospheric Circulation Patterns and the Earth Rotation A. The above graph is part of Figure 2.1. from Klyashtorin, L.B., Climate Change and Long-Term Fluctuations of Commercial Catches – The Possibility of […]
