10 June 2015 · Published

Planetary Shift Every 570 Million Years

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[7 proto-earths + Earth = 8] Age of Earth 4.54 billion years / 8 = 567.5 million years

“From about 570 to 530 million years ago, an evolutionary burst of life forms occurred, often referred to as the Cambrian Explosion.” — evolution.berkeley.edu

“On all of Venus there are about 1000 craters, an unusually small number. … nothing on its surface is older than roughly 0.5 billion years.” — geology.about.com

“[…] the nominal age of the surface of Venus is about 600 Ma, although the uncertainty is about a factor of two.” — NASA technical report

Yoder 1979: “On the basis of the observed three-body resonance amplitude (0.066 deg), it is concluded that three-body resonance may have formed less than 500 million years ago.” — Nature 279, 767–770.

Taylor Perron, MIT 2012, on Titan: “It’s a surface that should have eroded much more than what we’re seeing, if the river networks have been active for a long time. It raises some very interesting questions about what has been happening on Titan in the last billion years.”

JPL 2013: “The spacecraft took numerous images during the past few years that showed channels attributed to catastrophic flooding in the last 500 million years.”

“These regularities indicate to us that supercontinents are created in a cyclic process, in which one complete cycle takes about 500 million years.”

The live Cycle page still uses this division. It now says the number is arithmetic, not a measured oscillator.