2013–2018 recovered pages
Archive
The first public site was planetarylifecycle.com, archived from 19 December 2013. The 567-million-year stack and the named sequence were already on that domain by July 2014. This domain’s notebook begins in 2015. The December 2016 long draft is excerpted; the paper replaces it.
What the notebook was collecting
Earth’s age divided by the eight worlds from Io to Earth — about 567 million years — set next to the Cambrian diversification, Venus’s young volcanic lid, Titan river networks that look too fresh (MIT, 2012), Mars floods in the last 500 million years, and Yoder 1979 on a Laplace lock that may be younger than 500 million years.
High-resolution Mars Express images used to date Olympus Mons flows to a few million years. Quotes that Ganymede’s grooved terrain should have gone quiet about 4 billion years ago if it were a simple first-generation ice moon, and Lainey 2009 on the Galilean resonance.
A draft on Titan braided 2.7-billion-year-old raindrop pits on Earth with Cassini’s methane showers. Hubble work, posted in 2018, that the Spot grew a little taller as it shrank. JunoCam’s 2017 pass 5,600 miles above the Spot.
19 December 2013 · Wayback
Planetarylifecycle.com homepage
First archived homepage of the predecessor domain — sixteen months before this one.
18 February 2014 · Wayback
The 2014 rebuilt homepage
The article ladder first appears in the menu: Proto-planet, Titan, Planetary Shifts, Mercury, Venus, Cycle, Ganymede.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
About the 2014 site
March 2012 discovery, 22 September 2012 first public date, Juno billed as further proof.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
567 Million Year Planetary Shift
The quotation stack later copied onto planetaryformation.com in June 2015.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Planetary Expansion and Condensing Cycle
The 2014 ladder plus expand/condense multipliers and a supercontinent-to-stage table.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Math page — 0.5 Gyr steps and period/radius ratios
A round half-billion ladder, plus Mars/Earth ≈ 1.87–1.88 and Venus/Mercury ≈ 2.48.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Mars is a Proto-Earth
Dry-land area, young volcanoes, 500 Ma floods, old dynamo — and a withdrawn expand sentence.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Venus — dead world
Young surface, antithesis of Earth, and a 400-mile compression claim that is not Paper I.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Mercury — iron core remnant
“Earth-like over a billion years ago.” Core most of the planet.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Ganymede
Iron core, thick ice, the only satellite with a strong field — plus a withdrawn “transitioned to become.”
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Titan
A first-class world file by February 2014. Inner HTML did not come through the Wayback wrapper cleanly.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Cores
Io iron, Earth radii, Triton’s rock-metal core.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Geologic comparisons
Pele, Olympus Mons, Valles Marineris, Valhalla, and the 1.5× trench ratios.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Oxygenation mapped onto stages
GOE as Titan, early life as Europa, breathable air as Mars to Earth.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Zircons — a cooler Hadean
Jack Hills crystals as liquid water on early Earth after the fire stage.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Water origins
Frost line, outer ice, and the unsolved delivery of Earth’s water.
29 July 2014 · Wayback
Cataclysmic satellites
The 2014 public seed of Paper II: White Spot through Miranda.
24 April 2015 · draft · Draft
Terrestrial Planetary Formation Discovery
The notebook of how the sequence was first seen.
9 June 2015 · Published
How Earths Are Made
First public ladder on this domain.
10 June 2015 · Published
Planetary Shift Every 570 Million Years
The arithmetic: 4.54 Gyr / 8 = 567.5 Myr, set next to other people’s dates.
10 June 2015 · Published
Why Life Isn’t Detectable on the Surface of Mars
Ultraviolet, oxidants, and a dry lid — from a textbook clipping.
10 June 2015 · draft · Draft
Titan: Where the Atmosphere Begins
Earth raindrop pits set next to methane rain.
12 July 2015 · draft · Draft
New Historic Discovery Revealed
The chain written as an assembly line, plus Mars land and Mercury’s core.
4 October 2015 · draft · Draft
How Earths Are Created (The Discovery, original)
The long first-person overview, including Cataclysmic Satellites.
13 October 2015 · draft · Draft
The Discovery of Planetary Formation
Seven proto-earths, 570 million years, Venus and Mercury spent.
14 November 2015 · Wayback
Last live predecessor homepage
The same 2014 layout, still up after planetaryformation.com had already launched.
20 December 2015 · Published
Mars volcanoes active recently
Neukum / Mars Express: Olympus Mons flows of order a few million years.
20 March 2016 · Published
Completing the Work of Galileo
The 1610 moons, from a 1980 atlas.
8 August 2016 · draft · Draft
Ten Cataclysmic Satellites
The parallel cycle — Enceladus to Miranda — reserved for Paper II.
7 December 2016 · Published
New Proof Ganymede Was Once Europa
Grooved terrain that should have gone quiet ~4 Ga; moons sliding in resonance.
20 December 2016 · draft · Draft
Planetary Formation: Tangible Sequence of Earths Evolution
First long paper attempt. Superseded by Paper I.
July 2017 / posted 2018 · Wayback
NASA probe Juno looks deeper into Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
JunoCam, 10 July 2017: 5,600 miles above the oval.
15 March 2018 · Wayback
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Getting Taller As It Condenses
Simon et al. / Hubble: shrinking, rounding, a little taller, redder.
4 May 2018 · Wayback
Discovery page (live site, 2018)
The fullest public statement Wayback still holds.
4 May 2018 · Wayback
Homepage teasers
The 2018 front page, including the Newton line.