The evolution of the Earth-Moon (-Sun) system and its impact on the geological record

Trurnit, Peter

doi:10.1007/bf00806930

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“…The Author has not brought this paper under the purview of this paper because the Author want to verify the reliability of the results of the given paper. This futuristic study clearly points out that conditions on Earth will not remain habitable and we must start packing up lock-stock and barrel and look for an alternative home planet The search for an alternative home planet is urgent on two counts: due to the ever-changing conditions of Sun and also due to the tidally evolving Earth-Moon system with worsening terrestrial obliquity with each passing day and also due to chaotic obliquity at 2Gy from NOW due to resonance passage [27]. The full impact of this deteriorating Earth's axial tilt will have to be assessed in a separate paper.…”

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“…Hanslmeier (2009) has shown that high obliquity would probably result in extreme changes in the climate and may destroy the planet's habitability [26]. Trurnit (1995) has shown that tectonic based events will continue to occur well into future and Earth's surface will be steadily reshaped by tectonic uplifts, extrusions and erosion [27]. Mount Vesuvius can be expected to erupt 40 times in next 1000years.…”

Section: The Research On Futuristic Earth-moon Till Datementioning

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The Past, Present and the Futuristic Earth-Moon Orbital-Globe Dynamics - and its Habitability

2023

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Using Advanced Kinematic Model (AKM), the unfolding of Earth’s eco-system under the influence of the evolving tidally interacting Earth-Moon System (E-M system) is studied. E-M system is born 4.467Gy ago at inner geo-synchronous orbit (aG1 = 15,000Km) which is a Total Energy Maxima Hill Top (+4.18x10^30J). E-M system tidally evolves to its final interlocking orbit in 97Gy from NOW at outer geo-synchronous orbit (aG2 = 534,590.6Km) which is Total Energy Minima Valley (- 2.64x10^28J). Tidal evolution is accompanied with synchronization and circularization of Moon’s orbit but co-planarization with Ecliptic plane remains unachievable due to weak tidal coupling between Earth and Moon. E-M system falls in Cassini State 1 in 214My from NOW. In 992.56My from NOW Moon’s ‘orbit’ gets completely circularized and synchronized. In 1.1Gy Sun’s brightness increases 10% and Earth becomes moist greenhouse planet. In 1.3458Gy from NOW Earth Obliquity angle reaches an eco-hostile value of 30.42⁰ with complete destruction of Habitat trinity. In 2Gy from NOW due to Moon’s resonance passage there is large oscillations of obliquity and severe climatic alterations. In 3.5Gy Sun’s brightness increases 40% and Earth becomes a runaway greenhouse planet reducing to a molten remnant. If E-M system survives Red Giant Branch stage, Thermal Pulse-Asymtotic Giant Branch stage, the Planetary Nebular phase and if it survives the present phase of Big-Bang of our Bouncing Universe then in 97Gy from NOW Moon will get interlocked with Earth in a triple synchrony orbital period of 44.7473 d at aG2 = 534,590.6Km.

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Section: The Research On Futuristic Earth-moon Till Datementioning

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The Past, Present and the Futuristic Earth-Moon Orbital-Globe Dynamics - and its Habitability

2023

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“…The Earth that faces the Sun experiences the day phase, while another experiences the night phase (Peltier, 2007). The Earth's revolution is the movement of the Earth around the Sun which takes 365.2425 days (Trurnit, 1995). The duration of the Earth's revolution is the basis for calculating the S\syamsiah/solar/gregorian calendar.…”

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Astronomical Analysis: Viral Video of the Sun Rising from the North in Jeneponto

Akhyar

Fatmawati²,

Amir³

et al. 2021

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This study aims to conduct an astronomical analysis of the viral video of the Sunrise from the north on Thursday, June 17, 2021, in Jeneponto Regency, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The video shows a man testifying to the Sun's position in the north and associating this phenomenon as one of the signs of the Day of Judgment. It attracts much attention to become a trending topic, both of social, national, and international media. This research is descriptive with a qualitative approach using library research methods and content analysis of location, calculations, and images. Primary data was obtained through the interview, while secondary data came from related articles and books. Data collection techniques used documentations and relevant data or theories to the research question. Furthermore, the collected data were analyzed inductively and comparatively. Location analysis was carried out using the Google Maps application, and it was found that the coordinates of MAN Binamu Jeneponto were at 5.67o South (S) and 119.73 East (E). Through calculation analysis, it is known that day the Sun rose in Jeneponto at 06.08 WITA with an azimuth of 66° 35' 23". The comparative analysis between the video displays and google maps was then applied and found that the north direction shown in the video was not the actual one. The confirmation process concluded that the Sun did not rise from the north but the east (towards the northeast). The misunderstanding of Qiblah leading the west causes the observer's misidentification of the Sun's position.

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The evolution of the Earth-Moon (-Sun) system and its impact on the geological record

Cited by 2 publications

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The Past, Present and the Futuristic Earth-Moon Orbital-Globe Dynamics - and its Habitability

The Past, Present and the Futuristic Earth-Moon Orbital-Globe Dynamics - and its Habitability

Astronomical Analysis: Viral Video of the Sun Rising from the North in Jeneponto

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