10 June 2015 · Published
Planetary Shift Every 570 Million Years
First arithmetic posted on this domain. Original 2015 notebook. Not rewritten as Paper I.
Earth’s age, 4.54 billion years, divided by the eight worlds from Io to Earth is about 567.5 million years — rounded here in 2015 as about 570. That number is arithmetic. It is not a heating law and not a transport law.
Dates other people had already published were set next to that bin of time:
- Cambrian diversification, about 570 to 530 million years ago.
- Venus’s volcanic lid, often read as a few hundred million years old.
- Yoder 1979: the Laplace lock of Io, Europa, and Ganymede may be younger than 500 million years.
- Titan river networks that look too fresh for a billion years of the present drizzle.
- Mars floods in the last 500 million years.
Those dates were a notebook. They are not proof that one process runs the solar system. The live ruler is on Cycle.